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databasespelers

Databasespelers is a compound term that is not a standard label in database literature. In Swedish, it can be read as "database players" and may denote two related but distinct ideas: people who interact with databases (users and professionals) and participants in applications or games that rely on databases to store and manage data.

For interpretation (1), database players are the human actors who work with data systems. This includes database

For interpretation (2), in database-driven games and gamified applications, the database stores user accounts, scores, inventories,

The term itself is not widely used; more common phrasing would be database users, database professionals, or

administrators,
database
developers,
data
engineers,
and
data
architects.
Their
responsibilities
include
data
modeling,
selecting
and
configuring
a
database
management
system,
writing
queries,
implementing
data
integrity
and
security,
performing
backups
and
recovery,
and
monitoring
performance
and
capacity.
They
work
with
both
relational
DBMSs
(such
as
MySQL,
PostgreSQL,
Oracle,
SQL
Server)
and
NoSQL
systems
(such
as
MongoDB,
Redis).
progress,
and
match
histories.
The
architectural
pattern
typically
involves
a
client
app,
a
server-side
application,
and
a
database
layer,
with
choices
between
relational
and
NoSQL
stores.
Key
concerns
include
data
consistency,
latency,
scaling
to
large
numbers
of
concurrent
players,
and
secure
handling
of
personal
data.
database-driven
applications.
See
also
database
management
system,
SQL,
NoSQL,
data
governance,
and
data
security.