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16.
The DBMS that is most difficult to use is ________ .
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Geetha said:
1 decade ago
International Business Machines.
Prianka saha said:
1 decade ago
What is the full from of IBM?
Divya said:
1 decade ago
We can also write an queries in SQL, then what is the difference between SQL and ORACLE?
Dinesh metkari said:
1 decade ago
Yes, in Oracle for creating database you should write more code. But not that much difficult.
Abhigyan said:
1 decade ago
The easiest one is Microsoft access where anyone can create a database.
Hardest one is oracle. For creating a database in oracle you have to write lot of code.
Hardest one is oracle. For creating a database in oracle you have to write lot of code.
Shad hasan said:
1 decade ago
I think implementation and powerful tool which allow you to restrict and limit the access. And it is implemented all three level conceptual, representation and logical. About CMD line I think query in all DBMS is done by command line over console. Actually it is very traditional. Using blank and black console with one blinking cursor. Actually computer go this way.
Sandy said:
1 decade ago
@Sridhar.
Oracle data base management system uses command line user interface which is very difficult to deal with. You will get to know the difficulty once you use the same. For instance, you will not be able to go back once you have pressed the enter key (to go to new line). Hence editing is very difficult once you have written and executed the query. You have to use one extra editor for this purpose. But all other DBMSs provide a pretty good user interface with all the advanced functionality.
Hope you got at least some idea. Now you start working with Oracle to know much :).
Thanks.
Oracle data base management system uses command line user interface which is very difficult to deal with. You will get to know the difficulty once you use the same. For instance, you will not be able to go back once you have pressed the enter key (to go to new line). Hence editing is very difficult once you have written and executed the query. You have to use one extra editor for this purpose. But all other DBMSs provide a pretty good user interface with all the advanced functionality.
Hope you got at least some idea. Now you start working with Oracle to know much :).
Thanks.
SRIDHAR KUMAR SAHU said:
1 decade ago
Can anybody explain me properly that why The DBMS that is most difficult to use in Oracle Corporation's Oracle?
Manoj said:
1 decade ago
@Rahul :
Oracle also supports GUI interface for many operations on database. e.g 10g, 11g.
@all :
Oracle as compared to other databases provides less flexibility in many operations, like creating automatic query by graphically joining tables, using multiple tables, creating tables etc..
Oracle also supports GUI interface for many operations on database. e.g 10g, 11g.
@all :
Oracle as compared to other databases provides less flexibility in many operations, like creating automatic query by graphically joining tables, using multiple tables, creating tables etc..
Rahul said:
1 decade ago
@all.
Well, I think so, except oracle all other uses some kind of GUI which is user friendly more than firing queries in the ORACLE. :) That's it ! :).
Well, I think so, except oracle all other uses some kind of GUI which is user friendly more than firing queries in the ORACLE. :) That's it ! :).
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