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    File System

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    The document compares and contrasts file systems and database management systems (DBMS). It notes that file systems manage and organize files in storage, while a DBMS is a software application used to create, access, and manage databases. Key differences highlighted include that a DBMS provides more efficient data storage and retrieval, backup/recovery mechanisms, security, and support for complex queries and transactions compared to a typical file system.

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    File System

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    The document compares and contrasts file systems and database management systems (DBMS). It notes that file systems manage and organize files in storage, while a DBMS is a software application used to create, access, and manage databases. Key differences highlighted include that a DBMS provides more efficient data storage and retrieval, backup/recovery mechanisms, security, and support for complex queries and transactions compared to a typical file system.

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    The document compares and contrasts file systems and database management systems (DBMS). It notes that file systems manage and organize files in storage, while a DBMS is a software application used to create, access, and manage databases. Key differences highlighted include that a DBMS provides more efficient data storage and retrieval, backup/recovery mechanisms, security, and support for complex queries and transactions compared to a typical file system.

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    File System

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    Bikram Shrestha
    The document compares and contrasts file systems and database management systems (DBMS). It notes that file systems manage and organize files in storage, while a DBMS is a software application used to create, access, and manage databases. Key differences highlighted include that a DBMS provides more efficient data storage and retrieval, backup/recovery mechanisms, security, and support for complex queries and transactions compared to a typical file system.

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    File System DBMS

    A file system is a software that manages and DBMS or Database Management Sy


    organizes the files in a storage medium. It controls software application. It is used for ac
    how data is stored and retrieved. creating, and managing databases.

    The file system provides the details of data DBMS gives an abstract view of data
    representation and storage of data. the details

    Storing and retrieving of data can't be done DBMS is efficient to use as there are
    efficiently in a file system. variety of methods to store and retrie

    It does not offer data recovery processes. There is a backup recovery for data

    The file system doesn't have a crash recovery DBMS provides a crash recovery me
    mechanism.

    Protecting a file system is very difficult. DBMS offers good protection mecha

    In a file management system, the redundancy of The redundancy of data is low in the
    data is greater. system.

    Data inconsistency is higher in the file system. Data inconsistency is low in a databa
    management system.

    The file system offers lesser security. Database Management System offe
    security.

    File System allows you to stores the data as Database Management System stor
    isolated data files and entities. well as defined constraints and interr

    Not provide support for complicated transactions. Easy to implement complicated trans
    The centralization process is hard in File Centralization is easy to achieve in t
    Management System. system.

    It doesn't offer backup and recovery of data if it is DBMS system provides backup and
    lost. data even if it is lost.

    There is no efficient query processing in the file You can easily query data in a datab
    system. SQL language.

    These system doesn't offer concurrency. DBMS system provides a concurren

    Advantages of File system


    https://www.techopedia.com/definition/1179/data-manipulation-language-dml DML

    DDL: https://techterms.com/definition/ddl#:~:text=Stands%20for%20%22Data%20Definition
    %20Language,tables%20within%20in%20a%20database.&text=Once%20a%20table%20is
    %20created,modified%20using%20the%20ALTER%20command.

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