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The Memento Database application as part of the overall database scene
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Other Database Apps
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Mobile Database Apps
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AirTable
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The Mobile Database scene
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The Older PC Database scene
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=== The RDBMS Industry
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Relational Database Management Systems
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What All This Means to You
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With a DBMS (in mobile parlance, a database app) that suits your needs, you can, perhaps among other things...
- keep track of all your fielded data
- design & create new ones
- update existing ones
- delete them
- back them up & then restore them
- move them among your various devices
- publish them in the cloud
- important from formats like CSV (Comma-Separated Values) files or other databases (if standards exist & are followed by importer & exporter)
- possibly synchronize instances of the database across devices potentially located across the Internet
Database design & the features to support it
Scope: Sizing your database needs
From smallest & least complex to largest & most complex, let's look at broad categories of database design.
Lists
The simplest lists, such as grocery lists & task lists can fit into one library (table), if you focus only on one aspect, such the the groceries or the tasks. Here are some aspects that would cause a 2nd table to be utilized...
- Maybe you buy some items very often, and you'd like to select them from a list. (Keep in mind that a list can be supported inside a library if all you need is to select them & maybe indicate ...
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