what is the difference between DBMS and RDBMS??
Answer Posted / dharshana
DBMS:
-Is a single user system.
-Does not support client server architecture.
-Normalization techniques cannot be applied.
-Memory allocation is less.
RDBMS:
-Is a multi user system.
-Supports client server architecture.
-Normalization techniques cannot be applied for checking
the consistency of the database system.
-Memory allocation is huge.
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