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Three scan modules capture databases. Microsoft SQL Server and MySQL Server split server and database into separate assets; Oracle does not—there the database is the asset, with cluster and storage structure hanging off it.
All three scans carry the column Capture Object Details per target, switched off by default—see the Scan Reference.

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Microsoft SQL Server

Two types: the SQL Server Instance and the individual SQL Server Database.

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MySQL and MariaDB

One module, four types: a server and a database type each for MySQL and for MariaDB, in parallel—all four additionally with an empty General group; the data sits in the second group, Database Details. MariaDB carries two additional areas compared with MySQL: Roles on the server, Sequences on the database.

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Oracle Database

One type with five groups: Credentials and module settings for these three scan modules are in the Scan Reference. How a database server connects to the host it runs on is recorded under Relations. How these systems are virtualized is described under Virtualization.