diff b/w DBMS & RDBMS?

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diff b/w DBMS & RDBMS?..

Answer / ankit s

1. DBMS does not show relationship between tables...
Whereas in RDBMS you can show relationship between
tables...

2. DBMS databases do not support FOREIGN KEY...
RDBMS databases Support FOREIGN KEY...

3. Some of the examples of DBMS are : Sybase and Foxpro
Some of the examples of RDBMS are : Oracle, SQL Server,
MS Access

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Answer / gursagar

RDBMS has some related tables but DBMS has single tables

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Answer / abubakar

DBMS:It is the application software which is used to design
the databas in the orgnization and compact from and through
which maintain in the databass which can easily and
efficently.
RBDMS: DBMS which is used the design to data bass in the
relation is called RDBMS.

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Answer / janesar

dbms use for text file but rdbms use for commercial file.

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Answer / hirab pratim borah

In DBMS, we cann't make database relationship between the
table,whereas in RDBMS it possible to make secure
relationship among the tables.

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Answer / alpesh

Dbms is database management systems and Rdbms is
relational database management systems.Though both deal
with handling data(which includes
storing,deleting,retrieving,inserting and updating data)
the difference is that in DBMS,the data however large ,is
stored in a single table.Whereas in Rdbms the data that is
to be stored is split appropriately into many tables under
a common database name and these different tables dealing
with the same type of data are related to each other by
defining certain relations(so the name 'R'dbms i.e
relational).
For example,consider the database to store student
records.In DBMS,all details like
name,roll,marks,street,city ,state,phone will be stored in
a single table.But in Rdbms,the database is splitted
something like the name,marks,roll under the 'student
details' table and the street,city,state,phone under
the 'Contacts' table.Any information to be obtained is done
by the properly relating the 'student details'
and 'contacts' tables.DBMS offers a very limited scope for
data retrieval using queries when compared to
Rdbms.Examples of Rdbms-Oracle,MS-Access.

In short, in RDBMS the normalization is there while in DBMS
no such normalization is there.

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Answer / indian

dont allow the stupieds reply in technicai side please

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Answer / m k hossain

DBMS vs. RDBMS:
1. DBMS includes how data stored in table but RDBMS includes
sql syntax for relating tables with another.

2. DBMS does not show relation but RDBMS shows relation.

3. In DBMS all the tables are treated as different entities
but the tables in RDBMS are dependant and uses established
various integrity constraints on these tables.

4. In DBMS only one user can access the same database at a
time but in RDBMS many users can simultaneously access the
same database.

5. In both DBMS & RDBMS the data is stored in the form of
rows and columns. But the main difference between the DBMS
and RDBMS is we can establish the relation between the
tables in RDBMS. In case of DBMS we cannot establish
relation between tables.

6. In DBMS duplication of rows ans columns. But in RDBMS
there is no duplication of rows and columns.

7. In DBMS rows and columns are independent. But in RDBMS
rows and columns are dependent.


8. DBMS is for single user only. RDBMS is for multi-user.

9. DBMS does not support client server architecture. RDBMS
supports client server architecture.

10. DBMS there is no tight security of database. RDBMS ther
are multiple level of security.

11. In RDBMS the normalization is there while in DBMS no
such normalization is there.

12. eg: RDBMS-->oracle,sql server,MY SQL,DB2(IBM),
DBMS-->sysbase foxpro

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Answer / shanmukhacode

relational......that is relarion between tables.

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