What is the difference between RDBMS and DBMS?
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Answer Posted / ajay
DBMS IS A GENERAL SOFTWARE SYSTEM FOR MANAGEMENT OF DATA.
WHERE AS RDBMD IS A SPECIFIC TYPE OF DBMS WHICH IS BASED ON
PRINCIPAL OF SET THEORY . RELATION WORD IN SET THEORY IS
DEFINED AS SUBSET OF THE CAETESIAN PRODUCT OF TWO OR MORE
SETS. DATA INTO A TABLE IS REPRESENTED IN FORM OF RELATION.
Apart from this E. F. Codd has prescribed 12 guideline for
DBMS to be a RDBMS WHICH IS KNOWK AS CODD'S RULE.
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