Define relational database. Why has it been predicted that the relat.pdf
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A relational database is defined as a collection of data organized in formally described tables that facilitate flexible data access and reassembly. The prediction that relational databases will remain crucial for organizations stems from the need to manage rapidly growing unstructured data from sources like social media and user interactions. Traditional databases struggle to keep pace with this data growth, leading companies to seek more efficient solutions.
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Define relational database. Why has it been predicted that the relat.pdf
- 1. Define relational database. Why has it been predicted that the relational database will be the mainstay for organizations in the years ahead? Solution It is a collection of data items that are organized as a set of formally-described tables from which data can be accessed or reassembled in many different ways without having to reorganize those database tables. It it been predicted that the relational database will be the mainstay for organizations in the years ahead. Consumers, every day, generate unstructured social media and click stream data that offer valuable insights if companies can access it. Also the amount of data is growing so fast that traditional database are not able to keep up without additions to the data warehouse but that will make such arrangement costly. Due to these restrictions, companies that rely solely on relational databases