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                           Core Concepts

                          On completion of this chapter you will be able to know:
                          ¨  Database and DBMS                      ¨  Types of DBMS
                          ¨  MySQL                                  ¨  Login to MySQL Server
                          ¨  Creating a Table in the Database       ¨  Creating a Connection


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            As you know from previous chapters, a Database Management System (DBMS                    ) is like keeping
            files in a drawer of a cupboard. It arranges all your data in an orderly manner so that you can
            retrieve information easily whenever you need it.

            DATABASE AND DBMS
            In more, simple terms, a database    is a collection of data that is organized for easy access, retrieval

            and management of its contents. A database has one or more related tables of data. The data can be
            any format like text, numeric, images, audio, and video. It helps us to manage and access large
            amount of information quickly and efficiently.
            A  Database  Management  System  (DBMS)            in  its  own,  is  a  software  package  that  provides
            software programs to control the creation, maintenance and use of a database.

            You also know that a DBMS that stores data in the form of tables and enables you to join the
            tables  by  creating  a  link  between  them  is  called  Relational  Database  Management  System
            (RDBMS). Some of the examples of DBMS are MS Access, Open Office database, Oracle, and
            Microsoft SQL server.

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