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Relational Database Management System - Exercise
What are Functions of a Relational Database Management System?
Objective:
List the functions of an RDBMS.
Exercise scoring
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Overview
The previous lesson summarized the principal functions of an RDBMS.
This exercise gives you a chance to reinforce what you have learned.
Instructions
List the major functions of an RDBMS, and place an asterisk (*) after those that use a SQL component.
Hints:
An RDBMS has five major functions.
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