Database Connectivity and Server-Side Scripting Define the technologies through which Web servers provide client access to server-side databases. Describe the three basic kinds of databases and list the steps involved in designing a relational database. Define the purpose of a database connection object and an SQL statement. Describe how server-side scripts use loops and logical expressions to make decisions based on dynamic database content.
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