DBMS :-
- It stands for Database Management System .
- DBMS can store data in any format. It can store data in the form of tree. graphs and also in tables.
- DBMS is for single user only. It can not maintain many users at same time.
- DBMS does not satisfy codd's rules. In DBMS no relation between database objects stored in database.
- DBMS are for smaller organizations with small amount of data. where security of the data is not of major concern.
- DBMS does not support client / server architecture .
- It requires low software and hardware requirements .
- Examples of some popular DBMS tools are: Dbase, Access and Foxpro.
- It stands for Relational Database Management system .
- RDMS always stores data in the form of tables .
- RDMS is for multi-user . It can maintain many many user at the same time .
- RDBMS satisfy codd's ruies. in RDBM . relation between database objects stored in database.
- RDBMS are designed to take care of large amounts of data and also the security of the data .
- RDBMS supports client/server architecture .
- It requires high sottware and hardware requirement .
- Examples of some popular RDBMS tools are: Oracle. Sybase, Infomix and SQL Server .
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