Computer Science, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

how data is organised in RDBMS?

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Answered by adi2129
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RDBMS tables are organised like other tables that yoh are used to in rows and columns.

The individual cell in which a particular tow and column intersect is called a field.

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Answered by adityatoshniwal16
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Answer:

Data in RDBMS is organised in two ways:-

  1. flat file
  2. relational database

Explanation:

  1. Flat file:- data in this file is organised in a single table. It is usually used to store small amount of data.
  2. Relational Database :-In this multiple tables are stored and are linked by a foreign key.It is usually used to store medium or large amount of data.
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