What is schema?
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Answer / jeetesh dubey
schema is a collection of object,class and attribute.
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Answer / surjit singh
schema is not only design for database it is also used to
design the network. to make the network more secure. and it
is the set of classes and objects
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Answer / khuda bux baloch
schema means the structure of the database
i.e
the tables, the constraints, the relations, etc which make up the entire
database. so instead of calling the above properties individually, we
collectively call it as the schema.
and schema stored in data dictionary
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Answer / kiran
Schema defines the objects and attributes which can be
created with in the active directory.
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Answer / arun
schema is a combination of fact & dimension table.(in simple way)
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Answer / hitesh dubey
Active Directory is an object based system. The schema
keeps a list of the definitions for each object such as
Computer or User. The list is divided into Classes and
Attributes and the Schema recycles attributes like location
and applies an instance to the site, printer or computer
object.
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Answer / suhaib yaseen shareef
data description is called schema.
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Answer / jimmy
schema is structures created in text in database language .
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