C) Relational DBMS
RDBMS is a program that serves a database system whose main entity consists of tables that have relations from one table to another.
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RDBMS is short for Relational Database Management System.
A database consists of many tables. This table consists of many fields which are the columns. Fill in each row of this table is data.
To create an integrated database system, one table has another relationship that must always be maintained. Each table has a primary key, this primary key is then linked to the second table and becomes the foreign key for this second table.
Various kinds of relations in the database
- one-to-one
- one-to-many
- many-to-many
RDBMS will maintain that the data which is the key relation of foreign_key and primary_key is data that is really related to one another. If there is data that is incorrectly connected, RDMBS will reject the data. This will make it easier for program makers (software developers) to do the coding because it is assisted by automatic checking by RDBMS.
The complaint that arises and is generally known about the existence of RDBMS is the fact that the current implementation is seen as too "static". Speculation has also arisen over the possibility of creating a new generation database system that uses a "dynamically relational" model with columns that can be created dynamically, dynamically developing sizes, dynamically defined.
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Class: College
Subject: Business
Keywords: database, relational, table
