As a marketer or business owner, you know that email marketing is an essential component of your overall marketing strategy. However, sending emails is only half the battle. Ensuring that your emails are delivered to your subscribers’ inboxes and engaging them is equally important. In… Read More »Maximizing Email Deliverability: How to Reduce Your Email Bounce Rate and Improve Engagement
Nowadays agile methodology has become extremely popular at takes leading positions among others like Waterfall, Scrum, Feature-Driven Development, Extreme Programming (XP), Nexus, and Lean. This nice Agile adventure started at the very beginning of the century. In this post we’ll review the Agile Manifesto; the… Read More »Agile Mindset: 4 Values, 12 Principles, and Practices
Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS) are the most widely used database management systems in the world. They have been instrumental in the development of modern computing and data management. An RDBMS uses a relational model to organize and manipulate data. This model represents data as… Read More »What is a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS)?
Database indexing is a powerful technique that can help optimize query performance and speed up data retrieval. In this beginner’s guide, we’ll explore the basics of database indexes, including their structure, storage blocks, and searching complexity. We’ll also look at the advantages and disadvantages of… Read More »Unleashing the Power of Database Indexes: A Simple Beginner’s Guide
Nowadays it is hard to believe that the term Relational Model exists for 52 years. However, it does, indeed. The history of Relational Databases of the XXth century started in June 1970.
In 1970 Edgar Codd, a computer scientist from California published a paper called “A Relational Model of Data Large Shared Data Banks”. The paper introduced the concept of the Relational Model, Normalization, and operations on relations, and covered Data Redundancy and Consistency topics.
In this post, we will review the rationale standing behind the model, go through the related terms, and definitions, and reinforce the foundation upon which our Relational Database knowledge must rest.
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