What is DBMS ?
DBMS (Data Base Management System) is a software used to create and handle databases. The DBMS allows its users (users), and programmers to create, handle and update data in a structured way.
Database Management System is a software that is used for creating and managing a database. That means DBMS is the software from which we can create a new database. |
The DBMS allows its users and programmers to create, manage, and update data in a systematic way.
For example, MySql is a DBMS software in which we can create a database. Suppose we have created a database named Student in MySqL DBMS software, within which we can store Student's name, Student's roll number, Student's address, etc.
characteristics of DBMS
Its features are as follows: -
It can store any type of data.
It can store all the types of data in real word.
It supports ACID properties.
ACID stands for Accuracy, Completeness, Isolation, and Durability.
Through the database system, a lot of users can access the database at the same time.
The data can be shared by this.
There is no data redundancy.
That is, there is no duplicate data.
There is security in it i.e. no unauthorized user can access it.
If for some reason the database gets deleted or corrupted, then we can backup it.
By:- Gautam Kumar Patel
TECH2GAUTAM
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