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Database Testing – Basic Overview

By: Milind Shroff | 2012-02-20 | Software
Database is essentially a global input variable to your code. It is also the inevitable part of the software application. Database testing is an important factor for testing any application. Basically it is used to check the values extracted from the tables of a web based or desktop application. read more

Fundamentals of Database Testing

By: Kevin James | 2011-08-01 | Software
Database is one of the inevitable parts of the project. The complex projects and even simple projects use a lot of data and data tables for different work. Testing the database requires the testing of different functionality related to the project tables and schemas. The main objective of performing database testing is to check the Integrity of the data. read more

Database Security Testing

By: GreenSQL | 2010-12-21 | Computer
Database is the main source of all the data and information of a company and it can be called the heart of a concern because of the important role it plays for the firm. It supplies the required data to the user at any point of time. Hence it is also very vital that the database is secured properly to avoid access by any attacker with a malicious intent. How to secure the database and the means of checking it often are very important. read more

Database Testing: An Emerging Trend In Software Testing

By: David Vilson | 2012-05-06 | Online education
These days, more and more applications are being made and tested under various parameters. The objective of testing those applications is to provide a better user interface and make it more functional. Every application or software has several critical components like codes, scripts and logical attributes. read more

Complex Database Migrations Need Right Testing

By: AppLabs | 2011-05-30 | Software
Enterprises which interpret that migration is quite essential to stay ahead of the competition, it is a must for them to draw a migration strategy to ensure careful planning, skilled resources, smart use of tools, and thorough testing to be successful. The basic goal of a migration project is to transfer data from source legacy system to a target new system and the challenge is the difference betw read more

Embedded Control-Record Layouts Improve Database and RFID Sensor Testing

By: Tom Gruich | 2009-09-14 | Databases
Software application designers and hardware application developers are working as teams to incorporate control-record layouts into end-to-end XML services for RFID networks. Using these newly formed XML tag sets made up of customized control-records has improved the design and development scenarios across diverse hardware platforms, operating systems, applications, and databases. read more

Testing Requirements Embedded in Database Prior to GPS Installation

By: Tom Gruich | 2010-03-27 | GPS
Whether you own a fleet of moving trucks, taxi and limousine services or need an inventory tracking and Control system for secure equipment monitoring, your best bet for a successful implementation of a GPS system with associated software is accomplished by first completing your requirements specification document. But instead of confining the requirements to a static document, you might consider implementing the specification dynamically and establishing a pre-recorded set of customized database fields with your requirements translated into specific values. These values thereby become readily available for dynamic operational testing and specific performance task measurements. read more

Database Testing: A Crucial Benchmark in the Successful Execution of an Application

By: David Vilson | 2012-05-11 | Careers
Database testing has now become a integrated part of the software testing. It is also an important element of database management and CMS. Every application or software has ample of data that is made for the users. read more

Database management system- Managing your database efficiently

By: Steve Shankar | 2011-07-04 | Software
From keeping track of your household possessions to tracking thousands of employees across your enterprise, databases can be used for everything. While you can keep track of records in a word processor, a spreadsheet or even in Personal Information Management software, a database offers strengths and advantages that the others can’t. read more

DNA Database Ethical Concerns

By: David Cassell | 2011-01-13 | Technology
DNA technology has certainly revolutionized the field of forensic science, leading to otherwise unsolvable criminal cases being resolved. Even cases that have remained stagnant for years have finally been resolved by the use of this powerful technology. read more

Buying And Publishing Databases

By: bnxs | 2010-12-13 | Business
Buying and publishing databases can also prove to be a very efficient way to earn some extra money through the Internet. A person should only create a good database and then sell it to either the highest bidder or post it and sell it to many people. read more

Database Migration Services Companies

By: Meenu Kapoor | 2011-09-06 | Software
Being considered as one of the most critical jobs, database migration involves the migration of the data from an old application to the upgraded version or application. The database migration is considered tough and challenging for the reason that it involves several risks which are the part of migration process. IT companies offering a spectrum of database migration services to clients understand and assess the specific requirement and then customize the solution read more

Access Database Design

By: Jully | 2010-12-29 | Software
The primary thing you must do when looking at Access database design is to break down your information into different data. For instance in an invoicing scheme you are going to have to accumulate information on clients, invoices, delivery, payment, products, orders etc. read more

Efficient SQL Databases

By: sobrowski pirolli | 2010-12-07 | Internet Marketing
Don't be fooled by seeming simplicity. A lot of developers get comfortable with a certain way of designing a database for their web applications that they miss out on techniques they should rather employ to make things run faster and more efficiently. A lot of developers don't bear in mnd that the small site they are creating now might grow into something incredibly large and complex, and the database they designed has become bloated and doesn read more

Avoiding Database Design Mistakes

By: Tom Gruich | 2010-04-02 | Software
Requirements analysis is a separate skill that some designers have and others don't. When you are shopping for a designer, don't be afraid to ask about their requirements analysis skills. If they stare blankly or hesitate, then you might want to politely excuse yourself. read more