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    Hi everyone, I have a question about databases.are these correct? A database is a structured collection of data. A DBMS is a software package,it creates and management databases,sql server,access and oracle are examples of DBMS. Is RDBMS a subroutine of DBMS or no? I want to know what are Flat ,Hierarchical,Relational,Object-oriented databases? they are relative to DBMS or database? Thanks

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      Hi everyone, I have a question about databases.are these correct? A database is a structured collection of data. A DBMS is a software package,it creates and management databases,sql server,access and oracle are examples of DBMS. Is RDBMS a subroutine of DBMS or no? I want to know what are Flat ,Hierarchical,Relational,Object-oriented databases? they are relative to DBMS or database? Thanks

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      RDMS[^] DBMS[^] Flat File Databases[^] Hierarchical Database model[^] Relational Database[^] Object Orientated Database[^] Have a read of the above links from WIKI

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        Hi everyone, I have a question about databases.are these correct? A database is a structured collection of data. A DBMS is a software package,it creates and management databases,sql server,access and oracle are examples of DBMS. Is RDBMS a subroutine of DBMS or no? I want to know what are Flat ,Hierarchical,Relational,Object-oriented databases? they are relative to DBMS or database? Thanks

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        I like to add with Simon_Whale answer. See E. F. Codd Rules If a dbms follows more than 7 codes rules than it become rdbms.oracle follows 10 rules which is considered as ideal rdbms.no rdbms exist till now which follows all the 12 codes rules.

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        Excel is an example of a DBMS. and Access,SQL Server ,Oracle are RDBMS. Every RDBMS is DBMS but reverse is not true.

        we categorize dbms and rdbms by E.F. Codd rules.

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          I like to add with Simon_Whale answer. See E. F. Codd Rules If a dbms follows more than 7 codes rules than it become rdbms.oracle follows 10 rules which is considered as ideal rdbms.no rdbms exist till now which follows all the 12 codes rules.

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          Excel is an example of a DBMS. and Access,SQL Server ,Oracle are RDBMS. Every RDBMS is DBMS but reverse is not true.

          we categorize dbms and rdbms by E.F. Codd rules.

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          Last time I checked, there were seven, and most are normalized to BNF. Humor me, introduce me to the five that I don't know. And no, it's not the database-software that needs to implement the rules, it's the database that needs to be designed according to those rules. I've seen databases in Oracle that would be well in 1NF. --edit; You're right on the distinction between DBMS and RDBMS. Codds rules determine whether it's a relational database.

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            I like to add with Simon_Whale answer. See E. F. Codd Rules If a dbms follows more than 7 codes rules than it become rdbms.oracle follows 10 rules which is considered as ideal rdbms.no rdbms exist till now which follows all the 12 codes rules.

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            Excel is an example of a DBMS. and Access,SQL Server ,Oracle are RDBMS. Every RDBMS is DBMS but reverse is not true.

            we categorize dbms and rdbms by E.F. Codd rules.

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            Thanks I think you undrestood I mean may I ask more questions do you know any programs of Hierarchical,network and flat(data models)

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