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      <description>As I prepared for the CompTIA DataSys+ exam, I gathered a series of notes and observations that helped me deepen my understanding of the database concepts which are covered in the exam&#39;s syllabus. In this post, I’m sharing some of those details. Some of the topics discussed extend beyond the scope of the exam, and not everything included in the exam&#39;s syllabus is documented. This post also contains details of the test database I designed for hands-on practice.</description>
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