This report provides a comprehensive overview of database servers, defining them as back-end database systems within a client-server architecture, responsible for data analysis, manipulation, storage, and retrieval. It details the major components of a database server, including hardware (computers, I/O channels, processors, memory, network connections) and software, particularly database management software like SQL. The report further elaborates on SQL components such as tables, indexes, views, stored procedures, and triggers, explaining their functions in data storage and retrieval. The application of SQL servers enhances system reliability and scalability, offering advantages over traditional file management systems. Furthermore, the report discusses future trends, including the use of database servers in cloud computing, real-time analytics, business intelligence, and automated systems, highlighting their role in decision-making and efficient data transformation. The conclusion emphasizes the increasing adoption of database servers for effective data management and effortless data searching, facilitated by user-friendly interfaces developed by database management system vendors.