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database management system

Suite of computer applications allowing the user to store and manipulate database information. Database management systems range from small programs run on a personal computer to large complex systems run on mainframe computers. Information is retrieved from a database by a request known as a query. This is a stylized way of asking for information from the database. The set of rules for framing a query is known as a query language of which there are several, the most common being structured query language (SQL).



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See DBMS for a shorter list of “typical”, representative database management systems.
Besides looking at the model used to store the data, Database Management Systems can be divided into two basic categories: personal databases and client/server databases.
See DBMS for a shorter list of “typical”, representative database management systems.
 
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