What Is DBMS || Advantage of DBMS And Disadvantage Of DBMS

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• What Is DBMS

  1. DBMS Stand For Database Management System It's Is Software That allow you To Create Stare Mange And Respect Data From A Database 
  2. DBMS its A Tools That Helth User Insert with Database Easily and Security 

* key  function DBMS 

  1. Data Storage :- Save Data insector (tools)
  2. Data Retriebal :- allow Quick And Easy Access To Data using queries (Commends )
  3. Data manlunpetion :- insert update And Delete Data
  4. Data Security :- Provide User Access Control And protection 
  5. backup and Recovery :- Automatic Handles Dara Recovery After feil 
  6. Data incert :- Maintanence according and consistent to data

• Advantage Of DBMS

  1. Data Redundancy Control :- Avoids Duplication by Centralizing data.
  2. Data Consistency :- Change made in one place are reflected everywhere.
  3. Data Security :- provides user access Control and password protection.
  4. Easy Dara Acces :- SQL And Other Query Tools Help Retrieve Data Efficiently .
  5. Backup And Recovery :- Automatic Recovery Features Protect Data During Failures.
  6. Multi user Access :- Multiple user Can Work With The Database At the Same time.
  7. Scalability :- Easily Handles Growing Amounts Of Data And Users.
  8. Improved Decision Making :- Organized And Up-to-date Data Improves Analytics And Reporting .
  9. Data independence :- Application Programs Are Independent Of How Data is Stared

• Disadvantage Of DBMS

  1. Cost :- Licensing Fees For Commercial DBMS Software (Like Oracle SQL Server) Can Be Very High. additional Costs Include Hardware Upgrades Storage And Technical Staif
  2. Complexify :- Setting Up And Managing A DBMS Requires Skilled Database administrators (DBMS) Requires Trening Of Developers And Users 
  3. Performance overhead :- For simple Taste or Small Scale Application DBMS Can Be Slower Than-File-based system due to Complex processing And overhead.
  4. Side And Storage requirement :- DBMS Software Is Large And Consumes More Memory And Disk Space Data Backups And logs Also Take Up Additional Storage .

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