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It links to List of relational database management systems twice. I tried to fix that, but my change was reverted without explanation. Can anyone explain why? Indeed, the article has been added to lots of topics; it would've been a good idea to review the template before publishing it so far and wide.

It seems this list is continually getting added to, with more or less notable products. Should there maybe be some sort of criteria for what is included in this list? For instance the link to Alpha Five, which is basically a sales pitch for that particular product. Jerazol 07:36, 8 April 2007 (UTC)Reply[reply]

Isn't it odd that this template links to "ACID" but not to "Transaction"? I think there might be an issue about inclusion of concepts, too, aside from the product list. -- Mikeblas 18:18, 8 April 2007 (UTC)Reply[reply]

A knowledge base is usually implemented on a database, but so does every other system that has lots of text that needs to be queried, like inventory management applications. I couldn't find sources stating if knowledge bases are actual databases per se. Not sure if it belongs on the template, Ramu50, can you present some source explaining the link between knowledge bases and databases? --Enric Naval (talk) 01:50, 16 October 2008 (UTC)Reply[reply]

"Database is simply a collection of information." So any simple data structure in memory like the Windows KPROCESS or IRP is a "database" to you? How about a stack? A FIFO doubly-linked list? Nonsense!

Well for the me I think of dll ability to store icons as a database. If it wasn't a databse, then the concept of In-memory database meaning loading a mini-database into memory wouldn't even exists thus the idea of cloud computing (which does focus on the concept of lightweight database wouldn't even exists today). I don't know what you even brought things like Windows KPROCESS, IRP and FIFO doubly-linked list, they have no mechanism of a database.

KnowledgeBase is database, because of a capability of analytical. If says the current database is a database, then let me ask you how is a database different a spreadsheet, a garbage can.Because they are just pile of information that classify things unwisely. Those mechanism of things like group by, order by in SQL work well in Buisness Intelligence, but for things like biochemistry it is totally useless, say a research want to find a listing a protein that can heal the skin very fast, he search for find a list of protein with healing capabilities, then you are telling me that the database response by giving a mixture of biohazard protein, and pig protein is ok? Yea very smart of you to invent something that can do its job, but because the lack of classifications or methodologies you use in a database it kills people instead of healing people.

On a higher-level of study if the database only has those simple function, then when you impor those information into a CAD simulation programs, it would quite obviously lack (the footnotes ability of letting users know the info is biohazard, acidic, dangerously radioactive...etc.)Putting it on a more realistic scale, if the database contains all types of protein including life from other planets, then you assign virus is null, when virus' protein can give you the best anwer. Thus you will NEVER find the best answer, and the effiency will always be limited and if a newer species is found under Kingdom virus, the database ability remains to be rather bias because it considered all other information to be null when analytical information can possibly map out the simple information as a Venn diagram, a flow chart, an algorithm...etc. --Ramu50 (talk) 18:47, 16 October 2008 (UTC)Reply[reply]

In nobody opposes, on a few days I will create Template:Relational databases. When I have splitted everything relational-related, I'll cleanup this template so that it mostly links to lists of stuff and to the other templates, as a general template should do. --Enric Naval (talk) 23:24, 24 October 2008 (UTC)Reply[reply]

"Object-oriented" links to "List of object database management systems" -- systems like db4o and ZODB. "comparison" links to "Comparison of object-relational database management systems" -- systems like Oracle and PostgreSQL.

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