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There are the following differences between DBMS and =ile systems: Basis DBMS File Approach System Approach Meaning DBMS is a collection |The file of data. In DBMS, j the user is not system is a collection of required to write the | data. In this | | procedures. system, the | user has to | | write the | | procedures for | managing the | database. | Sharing of Due to the | Data is | data | centralized distributed in | | approach, data many files, _ sharing is easy. and it may be of — different formats, so it isn't easy to share data. So . fe clData Abstraction DBMS gives an_ The file abstract view of system data that hides the provides the details. detail of the data representation and storage of data. Security and DBMS provides a_ It isn't easy to Protection good protection protect a file _ mechanism. “under the file system. Recovery DBMS provides a_ The file Mechanism crash recovery system mechanism, i.e., | doesn't have a DBMS protects the | crash user from system mechanism, failure. ie, if the system crashes while entering some data, then the content of the file will be lost.Manipulation Techniques Concurrency Problems Where to use | | DBMS contains a The file wide variety of system can't sophisticated efficiently techniques to store | store and and retrieve the retrieve the data. data. DBMS takes care of In the File Concurrent access | system, of data using some | concurrent form of locking. access has many problems like redirecting the file while deleting some information or updating some information. Database approach File system used in large approach systems which | used in large interrelate many systems files. which interrelate | many files.Cost | The database system is expensive The file system Inconsistency problems of data to design. approach is | cheaper _ to design. Data | Due to the In this, the Redundancy _ centralization of the | files and and database, the | application programs are redundancy and | created by inconsistency are different controlled. programmers so that there exists a lot of duplication of data which may lead to inconsistency. | Structure The database The file | structure is complex | system to design. approach has | a simple | structure.Data In this system, Data In the File Independence | Independence system exists, and it can be approach, | of two types. there exists no Data 2 Logical Data | Independence. | Independence © Physical Data | Independence | | = | Integrity | Integrity Constraints | Integrity | Constraints are easy to apply. Constraints | | are difficult to | implement in | file system. | _ | Data Models In the database In the file | | approach, 3 types of system | data models exist: approach, | there is no | ° Hierarchal concept of | el data models data models o Network data exists. models | | o Relational | data modelsFlexibility _ Examples Oracle, SQL Server, | | Sybase etc. | Changes are often a necessity to the content of the data stored in any system, and these changes are more easily with a database approach. The flexibility of the system is less as compared to the DBMS approach. Cobol, C++ etc.
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