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J2-6 DBMS Week1 Module1

This document discusses key concepts related to databases and database management systems (DBMS). It provides definitions for what a database is and what a DBMS is. It then discusses why a database system would be preferable to simply storing data in operating system files. Specifically, it notes that databases allow for sharing of data among multiple applications and users, more efficient data management, integration of organizational operations, easy data retrieval, and reduced data inconsistency. The document then defines the differences between logical independence and physical independence in databases. It also lists some common types of database languages including SQL, QL, HQL, and QBE. Finally, it provides definitions for data modeling and lists some common types of database users including application programmers, sophisticated users

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J2-6 DBMS Week1 Module1

This document discusses key concepts related to databases and database management systems (DBMS). It provides definitions for what a database is and what a DBMS is. It then discusses why a database system would be preferable to simply storing data in operating system files. Specifically, it notes that databases allow for sharing of data among multiple applications and users, more efficient data management, integration of organizational operations, easy data retrieval, and reduced data inconsistency. The document then defines the differences between logical independence and physical independence in databases. It also lists some common types of database languages including SQL, QL, HQL, and QBE. Finally, it provides definitions for data modeling and lists some common types of database users including application programmers, sophisticated users

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Week1

Module1

1. What is a database? What is DBMS?


Ans: -- The Collection of data and operations to perform on that data is called database
Collections of programs that manages the database structure and control
accessing data called DBMS

2. Why would you choose a database system instead of simply storing the data in
Operating system files?
Ans:--
– Possible to share data among multiple applications or users
– Makes data management more efficient and effective
– Promotes integration view of organizations operations.
– Easy retrieval of data for queries
– Data inconsistency greatly reduced( removing same data occurring more
than in database)
In file system there may be chance to multiple format files, problems in accessing data,
data isolation, hard to manipulate data.

3. What is the difference between Logical Independence and Physical Independence?


Ans:--
In Logical level, it describes the how the data stored in database, and making
relationship among the data. Where as in Physical level, it represents how a file or a
record is stored in hard disk.

4. What are the different types of languages supported in database?


Ans: -- stored Database can supported languages,
SQL -Structured query language.
QL - object-oriented Data log
(4D QL) – 4D Query Language.
Hibernate Query Language (HQL) - A Java-based tool that uses modified SQL
QBE – Query By Language

5. What is meant by data modeling?


Ans:-- Data modeling is the act of exploring data-oriented structures and
identifications of relationships among the data objects. Or Data modeling is the
analysis of data objects that are used in a business or other context
Relationships, inheritance, compositions and aggregations are all the concepts in data
modeling.

6. Who are the different types of users accessing the database and in what way?
Ans:-- in Users are differentiated on the basis of interact with database.
Application programmers:-- interact with system through data manipulation
language.
Sophisticated users:--form the requests for querying in database.

Naive users: – invoke one of the permanent application programs that have been
written previously
E.g.:--people accessing database over the web, bank tellers, clerical staff

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