hosting competition [closed] - mysql

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I have a complicated, multi-layered product/process that needs to be developed in SQL et al. I am considering hosting a competition with a significant prize or series of prizes. I am not connected to the industry whatsoever. How would I go about it and downfalls...or is it even doable? Are there organizations that host competitions etc.

Codechef, HackerRank, HackerEarth, all of these host competitions on demand. Search for more info about them online

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I am currently making a website on HTML js css...
I want to know what is the best WebHosting service that is cheap
If you are just starting out, I recommend Firebase Hosting (https://firebase.google.com/pricing).
This would suit you because it is free to get started. As long as it is only you and a few friends trying it out, you will find the cost is $0.
Only when thousands of people are using it, or you are storing hundreds of images or videos, will it start to cost something, and that cost is predictable.

Do I need MySQL even though there is no user registration on my website? [closed]

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I have made a website which does some calculations, so there is no user registration. Just a website where people can do their calculations and leave. However, do I need MySQL as part of the server? I am a bit confused on this.
MySQL (and other database engines like PostgresQL, MongoDB, and even Google's BigTable) are used for storing data outside of user sessions. If you have no need to persist data, then you have no need for a database.

Which database to select? [closed]

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I have used many databases like MySql,SqlServer2008,Oracle and Access in my projects but am confused which is efficient,scalable,less memory hungry and better speed across different platforms and environments.?
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Here is the comparison of all database:
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Now its depend on your requirement that which is good fit for you to use.

State of the art selfhealing and selfprotection in DBMS [closed]

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at the moment I'm writing a paper and I need some input about the state of the art of selhealing and selfprotection in DBMSs. Does somebody read some interesting articles or books about this topics in the last few month? Doesnt matter which DBMS you have read about.
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Perhaps this: Automatic Page Repair During a Database Mirroring Session.

Configuration parameters in file or DB? [closed]

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What will be best practice for this?
I'd say it depends a lot on what you are going to use it for, how often it's going to be changed, etc. For the most part I keep configuration parameters that are unlikely to change in a file (ie: db connection parameters themselves)