Yes! The master file of a DBMS is a data file containing relatively permanent records that are generally updated periodically. The transaction file is a temporary file that holds all changes to be made to the master file, such as additions, deletions, and revisions. A transaction file has to be sorted before it is used to update the master file. By the way, I didn´t get your question, but I hope I helped =D
To modify a file on a database management software, open up your file explorer on computer (I.E. Windows Explorer) then go to the place where you saved the file. Go to the search bar and search the title of the file. Open it and then modify as you wish.
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No, we can not run the database without control file. Read this article docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28310/control001.htm#ADMIN11281
http://pkirs.utep.edu/cis4365/Tutorials/Database%20Administration/8.00700/1_multipart_xF8FF_2_tutorial.htm
MDF stands for Master Database File. It is a primary database file in SQL server, you can't start SQL server without mdf file.
MDF = Master Database File
MFT (Master File Table) to hold records about files and their locations.
DATABASE FILE - is one that is stored on a server and it is in the format that the database needs to read it. It is stored in the database catalog......
Master FIle Table (MFT) ~KitRae
a database file is a space to store thumbnails for a database
Database file is one that is stored on a server and it is in the format that the database needs to read it. It is also stored in the database catalog. A flat file is one that is dumped from a database to import or export into another database or program. A flat file is fields of data separated by delimiters, which keep the fields separated for export/import.
To open an adt file, you must use an advantage database driven application, server or utilities. .adt file=Advantage database file. Advantage database by Sybase.
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More than one record in a Database
A database is a file. A database server is a computer that shares that file over a network.
The database environment refers to the components inside a database. Some of these include hardware, software, data, as well as the procedures.