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database Noun 1. a store of information in a form that can be easily handled by a computer 2. a large store of information: a database of knowledge
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| A Once you decide on what kind of information you want to manage, there are enough user-friendly database programs to choose from. In a head-to-head, comparative manageability cost study conducted by Edison Group, Oracle(R) Database 10g outperformed IBM DB2 Universal Database v8. Linux NetworX has announced the launch of the Linux NetworX Eclipse Database Cluster -- a high-availability cluster based on the Oracle9i Real Application Cluster architecture. |
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