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| 23Aug2010,16:54 | #21 |
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Thanks,thank you so much .
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| 16Sep2010,09:57 | #22 |
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hello shabbir,
am not still clear with the concept can u explain about how the datas are stored in both dbms and rdbms |
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| 16Sep2010,09:59 | #23 |
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and i want to know one thing, in many web sites i read that the disadvantages of dbms as "it can store large data" but then y we should migrate from dbms to rdbms
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| 16Sep2010,10:02 | #24 |
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Data Storage is not the differential point by any means.
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| 16Sep2010,10:03 | #25 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by parvathi |
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| 16Sep2010,21:04 | #26 |
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hi shabbir,
thanks 4 ur reply.. i hav 1 mre doubt.. wats d reason to migrate from dbms to rdbms.. (in other words wats d problm with dbms) |
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| 17Sep2010,08:23 | #27 |
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Because it makes data to be relational
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| 19Sep2010,08:52 | #28 |
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Thank you very much keep the good work
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| 3Dec2010,16:18 | #29 |
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DBMS : that is Data Base Management system
RDBMS : Relational DataBase Management System. |
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| 16Dec2010,23:00 | #30 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by eddiecraig |