What is the difference between RDBMS and DBMS?
Answer Posted / abdul waheed
its very simple,,,,there are three main differences b/w
RDBMS & DBMS
1- There is a condition in RDBMS that data should be stored
in tabular(only in Rows and column) Form/ In DBMS data can
be stored in any format
2- In RDBMS all the tables and the content of the tables
keeps relationship...thats y it called Relation DBMS///// in
DBMS column or table dont have any relationship
3- RDBMS can be accessed by multiple users at a same
time////////// DBMS can be accessed only by single user.
Oracle,SQl,DB2,and My Sql all these databases use RDBMS
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