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*[[Database module]] | An '''activity module''' named Database | ||
*[[ | *[[Database activity module]] - an activity which allows teachers and students to build up a bank of structured information | ||
*[[Database activity module settings]] (for administrators) | |||
An [[Authentication|authentication]] plugin | |||
* [[External database authentication]] | |||
An [[Enrolment plugins|enrolment plugin]] | |||
* [[External database enrolment]] | |||
A '''Moodle site's''' underlying database | |||
*[[Development:Database_schema_introduction|Introduction to Moodle's database schema]] (for developers/administrators) | |||
*[[Installing_Moodle#Creating_an_empty_database|Instructions on creating a database for Moodle]] in the [[Installing_Moodle|installation documentation]]. | |||
Moodle's database is typically [[MySQL]] or [[Postgres]], but can also be Microsoft SQL Server or Oracle. | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:01, 2 January 2015
Please choose one of the following:
An activity module named Database
- Database activity module - an activity which allows teachers and students to build up a bank of structured information
- Database activity module settings (for administrators)
An authentication plugin
A Moodle site's underlying database
- Introduction to Moodle's database schema (for developers/administrators)
- Instructions on creating a database for Moodle in the installation documentation.
Moodle's database is typically MySQL or Postgres, but can also be Microsoft SQL Server or Oracle.
This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. If an internal link referred you to this page, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
