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An '''activity module''' named Database | An '''activity module''' named Database | ||
*[[Database module]] - an activity which allows teachers and students to build up a bank of structured information | *[[Database activity module]] - an activity which allows teachers and students to build up a bank of structured information | ||
*[[Database module settings]] (for administrators) | *[[Database activity module settings]] (for administrators) | ||
An [[Authentication|authentication]] plugin | An [[Authentication|authentication]] plugin | ||
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*[[Installing_Moodle#Creating_an_empty_database|Instructions on creating a database for Moodle]] in the [[Installing_Moodle|installation documentation]]. | *[[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. | Moodle's database is typically [[MySQL]] or [[Postgres]], but can also be Microsoft SQL Server or Oracle. | ||
{{disambig}} | {{disambig}} | ||
Revision as of 14:04, 11 August 2009
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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.
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