Media Type

Database

DZC System Files

Overview

The Database media type groups 11 active file types stored in DZC System Files.

DZC Folder

DZC System Files

File Type Count

11 active file types

File Types


Database Available


Database — Live from Microsoft

Secure, read-only view focused directly on the Database folder.

Database-Specific Fields

These eight values are extracted from each individual Database file. They report its detected representation, measurable database structures, stored records, executable units, dependencies, and analysis outcome. Generic facts such as filename, path, size, timestamps, and SHA-256 remain governed by File Master Primary.

Detected Format / Version

Reports the database representation and version detected from the parsed file, package manifest, header, dialect, or engine metadata rather than assigning a description from the extension alone.

Table / Dataset Count

Counts tables, datasets, extract relations, backup databases, or equivalent data-bearing collections exposed by the format-specific parser.

Field / Column Count

Counts declared or stored fields and columns across the parsed database structures, including table schemas, query outputs, and record layouts when the source exposes them.

Row / Record Count

Counts stored rows, records, package data entries, or other data instances that the analyzer can measure directly from the database artifact.

Statement / Task Count

Counts parsed SQL statements, stored executable objects, workflow tasks, or comparable command units carried by scripts and database packages.

Index / Constraint Count

Counts indexes, keys, relationships, and integrity constraints detected in schemas, table headers, database packages, and workspace components.

Dependency / Reference Count

Counts external data sources, linked tables, referenced database objects, package connections, companion files, and other dependencies detected by the analyzer.

Analysis Status

Reports the result of the file-level extraction as Analyzed, Partial, Empty, Binary, or Failed instead of substituting extension-based placeholder descriptions.