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There are two types of "databases" in Moodle: an activity and the
: a) The '''Moodle activity''' named ''Database''
*[[Database activity module FAQ]]
: b) The '''database on your server''' where Moodle stores all its content
Here is some additional information that may help guide you to more information to answer your FAQs


== Databases and Moodle ==
When talking about Moodle and databases there are actually two different kind of things which can be meant:


: a) The '''Moodle activity''' named ''Database''
: b) The '''database on your server''' where Moodle stores all its content


== a) Database activity module ==
== a) Database activity module ==

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There are two types of "databases" in Moodle: an activity and the

a) The Moodle activity named Database
b) The database on your server where Moodle stores all its content

Here is some additional information that may help guide you to more information to answer your FAQs


a) Database activity module

Moodle Docs

b) Moodle database

Moodle Docs

DBDesigner 4 is a schema drawing program for MySQL data bases released under GPL.

Moodle Forums

Miscellaneous


Moodle core libraries

Moodle's core libraries provide lots of functions for working with the database.

XMLDB

XMLDB stores the database definition in an XML format that can be used to install Moodle on any database.

Introduction to Moodle Programming course:

Different kinds of databases

New database layer in Moodle 2.0

See also: