What is difference between Access(DBMS) and RDBMS like SQL
Server or Oracle?. Why Access is not used in web based
application?

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What is difference between Access(DBMS) and RDBMS like SQL Server or Oracle?. Why Access is not us..

Answer / suneel reddy

difference is nothing but in access we dont have relations
to carry database we dont have normalization,joins
but in oracle we have normalized data or relations

Is This Answer Correct ?    27 Yes 10 No

What is difference between Access(DBMS) and RDBMS like SQL Server or Oracle?. Why Access is not us..

Answer / sujatha

Hai,

MS ACCESS is comes under to DBMS.It's not having any
relations,joins,normalizations.It's used to store the data
and retrive the data.
Orcle and SQL server comes under to RDBMS(relational
database management system).It's having relations to
connect the another tables and having joins,normalizations.

Is This Answer Correct ?    28 Yes 11 No

What is difference between Access(DBMS) and RDBMS like SQL Server or Oracle?. Why Access is not us..

Answer / madhu

ms access is dbms because in this we can only store the data and retrieve the data.oracle and sql are rdbms ,in this we can
store the data and retrieve the data and also able to spread his way to organise database as relationaljoins,normalizations.

Is This Answer Correct ?    10 Yes 3 No

What is difference between Access(DBMS) and RDBMS like SQL Server or Oracle?. Why Access is not us..

Answer / murthy

Also, we can not write stored procedures and functions and
triggers,packages etc...

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What is difference between Access(DBMS) and RDBMS like SQL Server or Oracle?. Why Access is not us..

Answer / mahdi

in access you don't have transactions.
it's really important to exactly do or do not something in
your database.
whitout transactions , there is't any warranty for that!!

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 2 No

What is difference between Access(DBMS) and RDBMS like SQL Server or Oracle?. Why Access is not us..

Answer / amit garg

Ya, Its true that In Ms Access we can create Foreign Key and which is a relation ship. On the behalf of this nature we can calculate that after containing only one feature of relationship it can be a RDBMS because RDBMS is collection of so many feature e.g. function, trigger, procedure, indexes etc after that we say that this is RDBMS (e.g. MS SQL SERVER 2000,05,08 and oracle).

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What is difference between Access(DBMS) and RDBMS like SQL Server or Oracle?. Why Access is not us..

Answer / ajit

actually it's a blunder that we don't think that MS-ACCESS
is a rdbms package.It follows codd-commandment rule and
able to spread his way to organise database as relational,
so it's true that it's a rdbms package..

Is This Answer Correct ?    5 Yes 5 No

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