Answer Posted / anilbabu

1.dbms cannot support client/server arcchitecture where as
rdbms does
2.dbms doesnot support distriduted database where as rdbms does
3.there is no security of data in dbms where as rdbms does
4.each table is given an extension in dbms but in rdbmsthey
are grouped in one database

What are the benefits of database?

985

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What is normal form in dbms?

951

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What are dml and ddl statements?

1033

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1. What is Container? 2. Tell me about your project? 3. Which container you are used in your project? 4. What is Surrogate key? 5. How you are implemented it? 6. Difference between Server job and Parallel job? 7. What is your Target Database? 8. What is Source System? 9. Difference between Join and Lookup? 10. Are you maintaining historical data? What is the logic used to maintained to historical data? 11. Do you have documents for mapping?

1830

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Is it possible to determine clients ip address?

979

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How do you exit a database?

943

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What is openedge abl in terms of taking the perspective of the developer?

967

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What are the functions of database management system?

1022

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How to open the database in exclusive mode?

1086

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what is the difference between two and three-tier architectures?

983

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Can you explain the 'between' clause?

1176

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What is openedge workgroup rdbms?

1061

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What do you understand by database triggers?

983

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Why would someone use a database?

970

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What is the main purpose of triggers in database?

930

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