Category Archives: Database Administration

What is a Database Administrator and What Do They Do All Day?

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A DBA is a technician skilled in SQL and very large databases who is responsible for managing database software, backup and recovery processes, data security, and storage and capacity planning. Continue reading What is a Database Administrator and What Do They Do All Day?→

How to install the Neo4j Desktop app and connect it to a remote server

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If your project depends on the Neo4j graph database, you might want to take advantage of Neo4j Desktop for easier database administration.
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How to Install Adminer on Ubuntu Server

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If you’re looking for a simple-to-use web-based GUI for administering your relational MySQL databases and then some, Adminer may be what you’re looking for. Continue reading How to Install Adminer on Ubuntu Server→

Beneath Red Hat’s and Oracle’s Earnings Reports

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There are probably a lot of smiles in Raleigh and Redwood Shores this week. Both Red Hat and Oracle turned in quarterly earnings reports that greatly beat expectations. Wall Street blessed both companies for the news, as the value of Red Hat’s stock rose by 10.6 percent in early trading after the announcement and Oracle saw a 9 percent spike.

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How to load a SQL .bak file for analysis, without SQL Server previously installed

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Hello again readers and welcome back! I hope that this new year has been treating you well so far! I recently worked a case with an interesting twist that I never had to deal with before, so I figured I would make a blog post about it and share my expe… Continue reading How to load a SQL .bak file for analysis, without SQL Server previously installed→