Difference Between DBMS and RDBMS

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DBMS is a software and the full form is Database Management System.

Similarly, RDBMS advanced as compare to DBMS and its full form Relational Database Management System.

Both are used to create, maintain database and give access to data.

DBMS	RDBMS
Data Stores as a file	Storing of Data is done in tabular form.
Access to Data elements takes place individually.	In the case of RDBMS, Access to Multiple Data elements takes place at the same time.
There is no relationship between store data.	In this, tabular form stored data are related to each other.
Normalization is not present.	Normalization is present.
In hierarchical or navigational form, data is store.	With the help of a tabular structure in which headers are the column names and the rows contain corresponding values.
Dealing with Data in less quantity.	In this, dealing with Data in more amount of quantity.
The redundancy of data is common in this model.	An important point is Keys and indexes do not allow redundancy of data.
In a small organization, it is used and deal with small data.	Handling a large amount of data.
Supports single user.	Supports multiple users.
In the case of large amounts of data, fetching of data is slower.	Due to the Relational approach, data fetching is faster.
Necessities of small software and hardware.	Necessities of larger software and hardware.
*Examples*: XML, Microsoft Access, etc.	*Examples*: MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, etc.

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