File system has data stored in flat files, which stores only processed data. Database system has data stored in table and they may or may not be related to each other. Database system is more efficient and also reduce redundant information which file system can not do.
File systems are the older (fill a folder with files) system.
a database allows for much greater control and organization.
Modern databases have evolved with technology. They have gone from simply file systems to multimedia database systems. Unlike before, everything is saved in a database now.
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A spreadsheet is one example. All the data is in a single table.
a file when referring to electronic systems can be a programme or sequence event recoding structure a database file is a set of created datasets used for storing information in an information management system . database files can then be used to retrieve the input information or used to inform a series of preset and manually created reports
Database systems are complex, difficult, and time-consuming to designSubstantial hardware and software start-up costsDamage to database affects virtually all applications programsExtensive conversion costs in moving form a file-based system to a database systemInitial training required for all programmers and usersThank you
DATABASE FILE - is one that is stored on a server and it is in the format that the database needs to read it. It is stored in the database catalog......
A file-oriented system organizes data in separate files without any relationship between them, leading to data redundancy and inconsistency. In contrast, a database-oriented system uses a centralized database management system to store and manage data, ensuring data integrity, security, and efficient access through the use of relational tables and queries.
The main file in the database which is the only copy of the important data in a database is MASTER FILE lalkesav@gmail.com
no they are not
The two methods used in data processing systems for organizing data are database systems and file systems. Database systems use structured data models and provide a logical organization of data through tables, allowing for efficient storage, retrieval, and manipulation. File systems, on the other hand, organize data in files and folders, providing a hierarchical structure for storage and access.
Database Management Systems, or DBMS, are software applications specially designed to interact with the user and other applications, as well as the database itself, to analyze data. All files in a software have file name extensions to identify their file types. For memory files .mem is the file name extension.
There are currently 3 general categories of data base management systems in use today:relational database systemsmultidimensional database systems (often referred as 'cubes')object oriented database systemsPrior to the success of relational database systems (early 80's) there were also hierachical database systems and network (aka CODASYL) database systems.