Database Management Systems

14.

Emerging Database Technologies

14.1.

Object-Oriented Databases

14.1.1.

Object-Oriented Concepts

14.1.1.1.

Objects and Classes

14.1.1.2.

14.1.1.3.

14.1.1.4.

14.1.2.

Object-Oriented Data Model

14.1.3.

Object Query Languages

14.2.

Object-Relational Databases

14.2.1.

Extended Relational Model

14.2.2.

User-Defined Types

14.2.3.

Object-Relational Features

14.2.4.

SQL Object Extensions

14.3.

14.3.1.

14.3.2.

14.3.3.

XQuery Language

14.3.4.

XML Storage Strategies

14.4.

Cloud Databases

14.4.1.

Database as a Service

14.4.2.

Cloud Deployment Models

14.4.2.1.

14.4.2.2.

14.4.2.3.

14.4.3.

Cloud Database Characteristics

14.4.3.1.

14.4.3.2.

14.4.3.3.

14.4.4.

Cloud Database Security

14.5.

Big Data Technologies

14.5.1.

Big Data Characteristics

14.5.1.1.

14.5.1.2.

14.5.1.3.

14.5.1.4.

14.5.2.

Big Data Storage Systems

14.5.2.1.

Distributed File Systems

14.5.2.2.

Columnar Storage

14.5.3.

Big Data Processing

14.5.3.1.

Batch Processing

14.5.3.2.

Stream Processing

14.5.3.3.

MapReduce Framework

14.5.4.

Integration with Traditional Databases

14.6.

In-Memory Databases

14.6.1.

In-Memory Architecture

14.6.2.

Performance Advantages

14.6.3.

Persistence Mechanisms

14.6.4.

14.7.

Blockchain Databases

14.7.1.

Blockchain Concepts

14.7.2.

Distributed Ledger Technology

14.7.3.

Consensus Mechanisms

14.7.4.

Database Applications

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