diff b/w DBMS & RDBMS?

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Answer / sanjay singj negi

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Answer / sudarsan,msc (cs)trichy

DBMS: is database management system is single user
system.we can store only a small amount of data. is less
security.
(eg)unique student detial in MCA dapartment staff room in
college.

RDBMS: wherein is relational database management system is
multi user.we can store large amount of data.is more
security.
(eg)all MCA,MBA,MSC,BE student detials in college office
room. in table form. we can easy related check the detials.

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Answer / dharmendra prasad

In RDBMS, if we open the Database, the whole tables can be
accessable, where in DBMS, we need to open each and every
table whenever we want to use.

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Answer / avula sridhar ,chinthal,hyd

DBMS stands for Database Management System which is a
general term for a set of software dedicated to controlling
the storage of data.

RDMBS stand for Relational DataBase Management System. This
is the most common form of DBMS.The only way to view the
data is as a set of tables. Because there can be
relationships between the tables, people often assume that
is what the word "relational" means. Not so. Codd was a
mathematician and the word "relational" is a mathematical
term from the science of set theory. It means, roughly,
"based on tables".

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Answer / toheed khan,beed,mh

The Most important feature of RDBMS its build the relation between columns this relation is make relation data structure means one column having one to one one to many and many to many relation its possible only in RDBMS understand the concept on the bases of this example table name EMPLOY this table contain so many column just like EMP_ID,EMP_NAME JOB,DEPT etc
RDBMS theory give the flexibility in relation of column means the EMP_ID is uniq so its becoming one to one relation its nothing but first normal form one employ many DEPT,COMIS,PROJE
so the RDBMS make relation between them that's why its theory is so power full to stored large amount of data

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Answer / mabuni

DBMS: Data stored in the form of rows & cols.Data stored in temporarily & keys r not used, rows & cols r independent,its used only single user. DBMS r not satisfies codd rules..
EX:DBMS Foxpro,sybase,Ms-accss.
RDBMS: Data stored in the form of tables.Data stored in permanently.In RDBMS keys r used.Rows & cols r dependent.Here we used multi-user.In RDBMS satisfies the CODD rules..
EX:RDBMS ORACLE,MY SQL,SQL Server,D2k.

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Answer / asim sajjad

Every relation is a table but the converse is not true.
Similarl RDBMS is more generic and free from anomolies term
as compare to DBMS.

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Answer / sandeep choudhary

DBMS (Database Management System) does not relate tables to each other it is not in case of RDBMS(Relational Database Management System) it is based ON CODD's rule and supports most of them. RDBMS holds bulk data which is not possible with DBMS.

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