What is the difference between RDBMS and DBMS?
- 20 Answers
- 71775 Views
- Practical Viva Questions, Sapient, Stag Computers, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / akhilesh
The difference in RDBMS and DBMS does not lie in the way
tables and data are related to each other (ie. the Foreign
Key relationship). dBase and MS Access are DBMS's which
have foreign key relationships implemented.
RDBMS is based on the concepts of Relational Set Theory in
mathematics and hence the name Relational Database
Management System. They implement the project, restrict,
union, intersect, difference, product, divide and join in
the queries. DBMS's on the other hand, supports two or
more, but not all of the concepts.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 105 Yes | 76 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Can we insert data into view?
What is index example?
What is the difference between join and natural join?
What is sql analyzer?
What are types of joins?
What is the purpose of the partition table?
Which kind of parameters cannot have a default value in pl sql?
What is a nested table in word?
What is the use of index in hive?
What are tables and fields?
how do you login to mysql using unix shell? : Sql dba
Explain architecture of sql server notification services?
Which are the different character-manipulation functions in sql?
Explain aggregate functions are available there in sql?
What are sql ddl commands?
