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Explain DBMS, RDBMS?

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Explain DBMS, RDBMS?..

Answer / nagarajan p

dbms is a collection of data in a database
rdms is a collection of related data in a database

Is This Answer Correct ?    59 Yes 12 No

Explain DBMS, RDBMS?..

Answer / antony

Explain the DBMS, RDBMS?

DBMS:

DBMS is Data Base Management System. It is a
collection of data in a database. DBMS is just collection
of tables that dont have relations and dependencies.Client
Side processing File Level traffic is High Distributed
Network not supported Nomenclature concept of File. Dbms
won't allow you share the data server to clint.Only one
user can access the database at a time in DBMS.ADBMS is
enabled by vector field and is "one"dimensional.

RDBMS:

RDBMS is Relational Data Base Management System.
RDBMS is a collection of related data in a database.In
RDBMS we have relations of tables say primary key ,foreign
keys relation ,,that involves refrential integrity and
normalication like concepts where as Server Side Processing
Row Level Locking Network traffic is Low Distributed
Network Supported Nomenclature Concept of Table.But in
RDBMS we can share data server to client.But RDBMS allows
simultaneous access of users to the database. RDBMS is
enabled nu static "2"-dimensional tables.

Is This Answer Correct ?    43 Yes 7 No

Explain DBMS, RDBMS?..

Answer / ghous

in rdbms we have relations of tables say primary
key ,foreign keys relation ,,that involves refrential
integrity and normalication like concepts
where as
dbms is just collection of tables that dont have relations
and dependencies

Is This Answer Correct ?    47 Yes 13 No

Explain DBMS, RDBMS?..

Answer / sachin patil

DBMS : Client Side processing
File Level Locking
Network traffic is High
Distributed Network not Supported
Nomenclature
Concept of File
RDBMS : Server Side Processing
Row Level Locking
Network traffic is Low
Distributed Network Supported
Nomenclature
Concept of Table

Is This Answer Correct ?    23 Yes 4 No

Explain DBMS, RDBMS?..

Answer / rajkamal

*RDBMS is use to the relation between the table and objects
*DBMA is use to the collection of information and table

Is This Answer Correct ?    10 Yes 2 No

Explain DBMS, RDBMS?..

Answer / shaheem

DBMS are for smaller organizations with small amount of data, where security of the data is not of major concern and RDBMS are designed to take care of large amounts of data and also the security of this data.

Is This Answer Correct ?    3 Yes 0 No

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