Answer / sid

DBMS is a system that allows to insert, update, delete and
retrieve data

RDBMS stores data in the form of related tables. It allows
data security

12 rules for RDBMS are:
-data should be tabular
-accessing of data must be easy
-supports for null values in fields other than primary key
-tool must be same for database structure and for data itself
-database must support at least one programming language
-data can be represented as views
-insert,update and delete operations for multiple tables/rows
-data should be physically independent
-data must be logically independent
-integrity independence of database
-user should not know distribution of database
-modifying database structure must be through a language
like SQL

Answer / ashumku7

1: In DBMS files are stored and retrieved through programs
whereas in RDBMS everything is stored in the form of table.

2: DBMS does not support client server architecture whereas
RDBMS does;

3: DBMS satisfy less than 7 to 8 rules of E.F codd where as
RDBMS satisfy more than 7 to 8 rules.

4: In DBMS there is no security of data where as in RDBMS
there are different(generally 3)layers of security:

Answer / rajesh

dbms : Database management system

types of dbms: network,hierarchial,object-oriented,relational,object-relational

rdbms : relational database management system.
It is a type of dbms which is the most popular one.
data is arranged based on Entity-Relationship model
(E-R model) in rows and columns (records,attributes)

So, RDBMS and DBMS are not comparable because DBMS is a concept and RDBMS is a kind of DBMS.

Answer / sunil kumar

dbms is database management system that allow instance
delete insert update
rdbms is store related tablespace data and folw 12 rulls

Answer / vikas gupta

dbms: is database management system
rdbms: it is the relational database management system.

12 rules for RDBMS are:
-data should be tabular or in normalized format
-accessing of data must be easy
-supports for null values in fields other than primary key
-tool must be same for database structure and for data
itself
-database must support at least one programming language
(SQL)
-data can be represented as views
-insert,update and delete operations for multiple
tables/rows
-data should be physically independent
-data must be logically independent
-integrity independence of database
-user should not know distribution of database
-modifying database structure must be through a language
like SQL

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