How to Create a Web Enabled Data Base
Web-enabled databases enable website owners to create dynamic web pages. Web-enabled databases are similar to any other database, except they have specific functions and user accounts that are used specifically for a website. Security is main component to a web database because it protects against hackers who attempt to steal data. The database offers information for customers, so it is also important to create functions that secure sensitive information.
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Design your naming scheme. A naming scheme determines how you name database tables, functions and user names. The naming scheme keeps the object names streamlined so other programmers who are new to the database can quickly find tables and functions.
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Design the stored procedures that lay out the information retrieved from the tables. For instance, if your website has a customer page that lists customer information, you must have a table and a stored procedure that contains the information for the web page.
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Create tables that do not have data redundancy. Data redundancy causes errors. If you store the same data in more than one table, you risk forgetting to update the second table. This type of error affects data integrity.
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Set up the user name and permissions for access to the data. The website needs a user name to access and retrieve the data. Any online users who need access to the database also need their own user account.
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