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  #1 tvisha1234 on 21 Jun 16

   

  Writing
  down and revisiting for reference were the norm of yesteryears. With
  the inception of computers, pen and paper have almost become
  folklore.
  Most of the data computing is done through an exceptional invention
  of
  database management
  systems. The data entered by the user through front end interfaces is
  directly stored at the back end database
  architectures.
  Many small, medium and large organizations rely on relational
  databases such
  as Mysql, Oracle, IBM DB2, MS SQL and MS Access. The next versions of
  RDBMS have evolved into database server technology to support
  distributed systems to address the needs of all business type
  applications.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Writing <br /> down and revisiting for reference were the norm of yesteryears. With <br /> the inception of computers, pen and paper have almost become <br /> folklore. <br /> Most of the data computing is done through an exceptional invention <br /> of <br /> <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.tvisha.com/services/database-maintenance-and-development-company.html">database management <br /> systems.</a> The data entered by the user through front end interfaces is <br /> directly stored at the back end <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.tvisha.com/services/database-maintenance-and-development-company.html">database <br /> architectures</a>. <br /> Many small, medium and large organizations rely on relational <br /> databases such <br /> as Mysql, Oracle, IBM DB2, MS SQL and MS Access. The next versions of <br /> RDBMS have evolved into database server technology to support <br /> distributed systems to address the needs of all business type <br /> applications.</div>

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