Both DBMS and RDBMS are the software that is used for the management of the database but in their own style of processing. Let’s understand it.
What is a Database Management System (DBMS)?
A software that is used to identify, develop, and manage a database that offers administered access to the data is called Database Management System or popularly known as DBMS. For example - XML. It is not compatible with a distributed database. Storage is in the form of files. Absence of Normalization No security It handles small data and supports a single user. What is a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS)?
This is an advanced version of the database management system that allows data access in a more efficient way called a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS). For example - SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, Postgre, etc. Storage of data is in tabular form. The tables have a Primary Key as an identifier. Presence of Normalization It defines the integrity constraint Compatible with distributed database It manages a massive amount of data and supports multiple users
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