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Which are initial RDBMS, Hierarchical & N/w database ?

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Which are initial RDBMS, Hierarchical & N/w database ?

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RDBMS – R system Hierarchical – IMS N/W – DBTG 59.Difference between Oracle 6 and Oracle 7 ORACLE 7 ORACLE 6 Cost based optimizer • Rule based optimizer Shared SQL Area • SQL area allocated for each user Multi Threaded Server • Single Threaded Server Hash Clusters • Only B-Tree indexing Roll back Size Adjustment • No provision Truncate command • No provision Database Integrity Constraints • Provision at Application Level Stored procedures, functions packages & triggers • No provision Resource profile limit. It prevents user from running away with system resources • No provision Distributed Database • Distributed Query Table replication & snapshots• No provision Client/Server Tech. • No provision 60.

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RDBMS – R system Hierarchical – IMS N/W – DBTG 59.Difference between Oracle 6 and Oracle 7 ORACLE 7 ORACLE 6 Cost based optimizer Rule based optimizer Shared SQL Area SQL area allocated for each user Multi Threaded Server Single Threaded Server Hash Clusters Only B-Tree indexing Roll back Size Adjustment No provision Truncate command No provision Database Integrity Constraints Provision at Application Level Stored procedures, functions packages & triggers No provision Resource profile limit. It prevents user from running away with system resources No provision Distributed Database Distributed Query Table replication & snapshots No provision Client/Server Tech. No provision 60.

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