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What is the difference between RDBMS and DBMS?
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Answer Posted / madhu
DBMS stands for database management system.It is based on
different types of model like network,relation,object etc..
RDBMS is nothing but DBMS is based on the concepts of
relation.
RDBMS is a tabular representation of data.It satisfies
Codd's rules and some constraints.
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