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DBMS Interview Q A

The document provides an overview of Database Management Systems (DBMS) and Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS), highlighting their definitions, functionalities, and examples. It explains different levels of data abstraction in a DBMS, including physical, logical, and view levels, as well as various types of relationships among tables such as one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many. Additionally, it distinguishes between intension (database schema) and extension (number of tuples in the database) in the context of database management.

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DBMS Interview Q A

The document provides an overview of Database Management Systems (DBMS) and Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS), highlighting their definitions, functionalities, and examples. It explains different levels of data abstraction in a DBMS, including physical, logical, and view levels, as well as various types of relationships among tables such as one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many. Additionally, it distinguishes between intension (database schema) and extension (number of tuples in the database) in the context of database management.

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DBMS Interview q/A


What is DBMS and what is its oility? explain|
RDBMS with exaMpleS
DBMSStan ds fox Datu Base Management SusterM,
is q Set of applications ox prograrMMs that
enable usexs to CYeate and Maintain a
database DBMS provides a toO ov an inteFace
Foy peyfoYming yaxiouS operations such as
inseyting deleting , updating,etc., into a
databaseIF iS a SOftware that engbles the stoage
of data MO8e CoMpactly and secuyd ly asS
coMpaxative a iie-based System.

ExaMple_of_popui@v DBMS System are fiie


SusterML xML, indows YeisreryL etc

Student RecordL UL KomBR LINKEDIN)


AOTES CUAY CTELEURA).

EMployee xecoxd

DBMS
(MySaL, Orade,etc)|

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RDBMS stands fOx Relationgl Database Management


Sustem and nas introduced n i940s to access
and stove data Mose efficientty than DBMS
RDBMSstoxes data in the fotM of tables as
CoMpared to DBMS nlhich stoxes d a g s Hles

Stoving data as xowS and columns Makes it


e9siey to locate Specifc yalues în the database
and Makes it efficient as coMpared to DB MS

Example of populax RDBMs SysheMs Qve mySaL


Oxacle DB efc,

O Explain_di£fesent evels of data abstyacrion in_


a DBMS

View 1 View2 View n

enuL KmeR (UNKEOIN)


NOTES GAllERY (TECEGRANM)
Logical LevelL
Physical Leve
hreelevels of data abstyactions.

Physic.al Level: It is the lowest tevel and is


Managed by DBMS, this level consist ef data
Storaqe descriptions and the detalls of thfs level
aYe typicaly hidden troM System admins
developers, and yseyS
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Conc.eptugl oy 10gica leye


IE is the level on which deuelopers and System
admins weyks and it detevmines uhat data is
Storedin the data bqse and what is the
elationship between the dataa points

Exteyngl or vieN leyei


I t is the level that des cribes the only_part Of
the database and hides the details of tabjes
Scherma and its_physica storaqe froM the users
he xesult of a queryis an example of view
level dara qbstvacion.

Expiain different types of xelationships amongst


table in DBMS
One to One Reigtionship : This tpe of zelgtionship
s applled when a particular row in rable
X is_inked to Singulax xO in abley'
1 1
has
Pevson PasspoTt
TUL IKOmaK LLAKEDIN)
noTES UmLERy CTELELNA)

One to Many Relationship 1his type of


yelationship iS applied nhen a Single row
fableX seated to Many xons in table y.

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Many to Many Kelationships


Ihis jupe of elationship s applied hen
Multiple y0NS n table x'can b e linked
to Muutiple owS n table 'y'._

M
CustoMes buys Product

Self Refesencing Relationship


This type of yelatlonship is applied when
payticulQY OW in tableXis associated
Nith_ the s9me t9ble. TUL IKOmR(LINKCDIN).
lOTES GLERY[TELEGLAM).

Custome Make Order

Osder Salutahion Salutation

Saiuration Saiuration Salutation


Customer Id Ovdey [d Product Id
Name CustorMex Id Product Name
A9e Product Id Price
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Explaln the diffevence betvween in tension and


extension in data base.
Intension
ntension ox Populayly Known as data-base
Schema is used to define the descyiption of the
data base and is Specified during the design
OF he database and MOStly 7eMains unchangPd
TUL IKWmnk CLINKEDIN).
nloTES GlERYCTELEURAM).
Extension :
Extension on the othes hand is the Measuxe
Of the number of tuples presentt in the data-
base aF any aiven_point in Tme.he extenslon
Of adata base is aSo xeFfeyre d o asthe
Snapshot of the database and its value keeps
changng as and when Fuples are Cyeated
updatedoxdestroyed in data base

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