What is a Campus Area Network (CAN)?
A Campus Area Network (CAN) is a type of computer network that interconnects devices within a limited geographical area such as a university campus, corporate […]
A Campus Area Network (CAN) is a type of computer network that interconnects devices within a limited geographical area such as a university campus, corporate […]
In networking, tunneling refers to the process of encapsulating one network protocol within another network protocol. This is commonly done to enable communication between networks […]
What is Debezium CDC? Debezium CDC (Change Data Capture) is an open-source distributed platform for capturing changes in databases and streaming those changes into Apache […]
A data hub is a centralized platform or repository where data from various sources within an organization or across multiple organizations is collected, stored, managed, […]
Develop a platform that aggregates data from various sources (e.g., social media, weather APIs, news websites) and provides users with personalized insights and recommendations using […]
MongoDB, Cassandra, and ScyllaDB are all popular databases, but they have different architectures and use cases. Here’s a brief overview of their differences: MongoDB: Cassandra: […]
In the context of databases, a partition refers to the division of a database table or index into smaller, more manageable segments. These segments, known […]
There are databases that support both SQL (Structured Query Language) and NoSQL (Not Only SQL) approaches. These databases are often referred to as “NewSQL” databases. […]
A time series database is a type of database optimized for storing, querying, and analyzing time-stamped data. Time series data consists of data points indexed […]
The SQL statement you provided appears to be an attempt to modify the structure of the created column in the jvigl_content table by allowing it […]