diff b/w DBMS & RDBMS?
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Answer / undertaker
DBMS does not support Client/Server Architecture.
Most of the RDBMS support Client/Server Architecture.
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Answer / sid
dbms deals with rows,columns and dml statements.
rdbms deals with data,procedures and functions.
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Answer / sandeep kumar padhi
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.
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Answer / database guuru
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Answer / techno engg.
Differences Between an DBMS and RDBMS
1)DBMS-DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
RDBMS-RDBMS is RELATIONAL DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
2)In a DBMS,data is stored in the form of rows and columns
and in the case of rdbms data stored in the form of
tables(tabular form).
3)Data stored in DBMS is temporarly where as in RDBMS is
permanently.
4)In RDBMS we can form relations between tables which is not
possible in case of DBMS.
5)RDBMS is more secure as compare to a DBMS system.
Examples
eg: RDBMS-->oracle,sql server,MY SQL,DB2(IBM)
eg: DBMS-->sysbase foxpro
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DBMs and RDBMS is the main difference in dbms
data is stored in the form of rows and columns and in the
case of rdbms data stored in the form of tables and data
stored in dbms is temporarly where as in rdbms is
permanently
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Answer / anshul shukla
1. IN DBMS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO TABLES OR FILES ARE MAINTAINED PROGRAMATICALLY.
BUT IN RDBMS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO TABLES AND FILESCAN BE SPECIFIED AT THE TIME OF TABLE CREATION.
2.DBMS DOES NOT SUPPORT CLIENT SERVER ARCHITECTURE.
RDBMS SUPPORTS CLIENT SERVER ARCHITECTURE.
DBMS DOES NOT SUPPORT DISTRIBUTIVE DATABASE.
RDBMS SUPPORT DISTRIBUTIVE DATABASE.
4.DBMS THERE IS NO TIGHT SECURITY OF DATABASE.
RDBMS THER ARE MULTIPLE LEVEL OF SECURITY.
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Answer / sridhar
Dbms is a general form of database system where you keep the
relationship between the key normal form only.whereas in the
Rdbms system you can keep the relation between two tables
and you can normalized the table.In simple, you will be able
to differentiate that which is your master data and which is
your transactional data.
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