Introduction to Databases (Presentation)
Author: Texas Christian University
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Description: Introduction to Databases (Presentation) por Texas Christian University provides a fundamental overview of database concepts. It explains organization, functionality, and the differences between file managers and DBMS.
Pages: 11
Megabytes: 0.18 MB
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