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    Sana Saeed ROLL # BSMS12143: "Some People Feel The Rain. Others Just Get Wet."

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    Sana Saeed ROLL # BSMS12143: "Some People Feel The Rain. Others Just Get Wet."

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    This document contains information about Sana Saeed, including her roll number, and then discusses several topics related to databases and presentation programs. It defines what a presentation program and database are, and describes features of presentation programs. It also explains the differences between flat-file and relational databases.

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    This document contains information about Sana Saeed, including her roll number, and then discusses several topics related to databases and presentation programs. It defines what a presentation program and database are, and describes features of presentation programs. It also explains the differences between flat-file and relational databases.

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    SANA SAEED

    ROLL # BSMS12143
    “SOME PEOPLE FEEL
    THE RAIN. OTHERS
    JUST GET WET.”
    TOPI
    CS
     Presentation Program
     Resizable Boxes For Text And Graphic Elements
     Special Features Of Presentation Programs
     Ways To Project Presentation Program Slides
     What is Database?
     What is Database Management System?
     Important Terms Of Database.
     Two Kinds Of Database.
     Flat – File Database
     Relational Database
     Difference Between Flat-File Database And Relational Database.
    PRESENTATION
    PROGRAMS

    • A presentation program is a software program that helps create a slideshow that

    addresses a topic. Presentation programs can be used in businesses and schools

    for discussing a topic or for teaching. Many times, the presenter uses a projector to

    project the slideshow up on to screen that everyone can see.


    FOR
    EXAMPLE
    RESIZABLE BOXES FOR TEXT AND GRAPHIC
    ELEMENTS

    • Resizing Graphic Elements

    • Flash gives you several ways to resize, or scale, selected graphic elements. You can interactively scale

    one or more selected items on the Stage. You can also set specific scale percentages or dimensions for a

    selected item in the Transform panel, the Position and Size section of the Property inspector, and the

    Info panel.
    SPECIAL FEATURES OF PRESENTATION
    PROGRAMS.
    • Limited Customization and Standard Templates. ...

    • Linear Flow. ...

    • Features for the Speaker, Not the Audience. ...

    • Share ability at a Cost. ...

    • No Analytics. ...

    • Content Library & Design Tool Compatibility. ...

    • Interactive Scrolling. ...

    • Interactive Content Flow.


    WAYS TO PROJECT PRESENTATION
    PROGRAM SLIDES.

    On The PC Screen


    On a Large – Format Number
    On a Television Screen
    From a Digital Projector
    DATABASE

    • A database is an organized collection of structured information, or data, typically stored electronically
    in a computer system. A database is usually controlled by a database management system (DBMS). ... The
    data can then be easily accessed, managed, modified, updated, controlled, and organized.
    DATABASE MANAGEMENT
    SYSTEM(DBMS)

    • Database Management Systems (DBMS) are software systems used to store, retrieve, and run queries on
    data. A DBMS serves as an interface between an end-user and a database, allowing users to create, read,
    update, and delete data in the database.

    •
    DBMS manage the data, the database engine, and the database schema, allowing for data to be manipulated
    or extracted by users and other programs. This helps provide data security, data integrity, concurrency, and
    uniform data administration procedures.
    IMPORTANT TERMS OF
    DATABASE
     Database. A database is a named collection of tables. ...
     Command. A command is a string that you send to the server in hopes of having the server do
    something useful. ...
     Query. ...
     Table (relation, file, class) ...
     Column (field, attribute) ...
     Row (record, tuple) ...
     View. ...
     Client/server.
    TWO KINDS OF
    DATABASE
    • Databases typically have one of two basic forms:

     single-file or flat file database.

     multi-file relational or structured database.


    FLAT-FILE
    DATABASE
    • A flat file database is a type of database that stores data in a single table.

    This is unlike a relational database, which makes use of multiple tables

    and relations. Flat file databases are generally in plain-text form, where

    each line holds only one record. The fields in the record are separated

    using delimiters such as tabs and commas.


    ADVANTAGES OF FLAT-FILE
    DATABASE


    All records are stored in one place.


    Easy to understand and configure using various standard office applications.


    It is an excellent option for small databases.


    It requires less hardware and software component
    DISADVANTAGES OF FLAT-FILE
    DATABASE

    Flat file database is harder to update.

    Harder to change data format.

    It is poor database in terms of complex queries.

    It increased Redundancy and inconsistency.


    RELATIONAL DATABASE

    • A relational database is a type of database that stores and provides access to

    data points that are related to one another. ... The columns of the table hold

    attributes of the data, and each record usually has a value for each attribute, making

    it easy to establish the relationships among data points.


    ADVANTAGES OF RELATIONAL
    DATABASE


    Simple Model. A Relational Database system is the most simple model, as it does not require any complex structuring or querying processes. ...


    Data Accuracy. ...


    Easy Access to Data. ...


    Data Integrity. ...


    Flexibility. ...


    Normalization. ...


    High Security. ...


    Feasible for Future Modifications.
    DISADVANTAGES OF RELATIONAL
    DATABASE
     Cost. The underlying cost involved in a relational database is quite expensive. ...

     Performance. Always the performance of the relational database depends on the number of
    tables. ...

     Physical Storage. ...

     Complexity. ...

     Information Loss. ...

     Structure Limitations.

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