This document provides information about database management systems (DBMS) including its functions, components, and organization. It discusses the key functions of DBMS like data management, transaction management, concurrency control, recovery management, security management, and language interfaces. It describes the major components of DBMS like the query processor, file manager, data definition language compiler, data dictionary manager, and database manager. It also summarizes the organization of a database including its data, relationships between data, constraints on data, and schemas.

1. WELCOME

2. BY,
A.Sharmila Devi-191607,
P.Dharani-191603,
I-Bsc Maths (CA),
S.B.K College,
Aruppukottai.
TO
k.Padma Priya M.Sc.,M.Phil.,
Assistant professor,
Department of Maths(CA),
S.B.K college,
Aruppukottai.

3. Functions of
DBMS,Components
of DBMS,Organization of
DBMS.
Function of DBMS:-
It is a piece of softwere. That
is Used to manage the Date base.

4. Data base
Data catlog Management
Applications
Transcation Managemenet
Concurrency Control
Recovery Management
Security Management
Language Interface
Storage Mnagement
Date Access

5. Transcation Management:-
It is sequence of database operation.
It can update,dalte,modify records .
It we want to made changs permently
commit is used,otherwise roll back it.
Concurrency control:-
It is Data base managment activity
for coordinating,manipulation of data.

6. Recovery Management:-
It chock that the aborted (or) failed
transcation create no offect in DB.
Recovery means the DB has to return to
a consitent state after a faliuce.

7. Security Management:-
Protection of data against Unauthoroized
access.
DBMS has allow only authoroized user.
Based on their levels access preveliges are
given.
Language Interface:-
DB provides Languages for definition and
Manipulation. They are DDL and DML.

8. Storage Management:-
The internal scheme defines how the
data are shared.
A storage manage is respansible for
implemention of Data Base management system.
Data Catlog Management:-
Data Catalog (or) Data Dictionary
Contains the describtion of data in data base.

9. COMPONENTS OF DBMS
Components of DBMS:-
DBMS has several software
components each of its having own wook.
The softwere components are called as
Modules.
Based on the operting system it will
differ.

10. Query Processor:-
It is a major component in DBMS that
transforms low level instructions to Data Base
Manager.
It analyze and converts the query and calls
the runtime processor for executing the code.

11. File Manager:-
It manipulater the storage files and manager
the space on disk.
It also have hashing function to recoed the
address.
DML Preprocessor:-
This Modile conveerts DML statements into
function calls.
The DML Preprocessor interact with the
Query Processor to generate approximate code.

12. DDL Compiler:-
It convert DDL statement into set of table
contains metadata.
The Data Dictionary (DD) contains
name,size of files, data types, storage,Mapping
,details.
Data Distionary (DD) Manager:-
It accesses maintains manager the DD.

13. Data Base Manager:-
Data Base Manager controls access
to DBMS information stored in Data Base.
Data Base Manager accepts queries
and examiner schema.
The major softwere components of
Data Base Manager are Authorization
control,command processor,Query
Optimizar,Transcation Manager
Schoduler,Recovery Manager,Bufter Manager.

14. ORAGANIZATION OF A DATABASE
Oraganization of Database:-
It has a four elements
Data
Relationships
Constaintaments
Schema

15. Data:-
Data are binary elements.
Software has data and program,program
is a collection of instruction for manipulating
data.
In datum is a singular word,data is a plural
word.
Data dictionary has number of records
and name of each file.
Meta data is a information about data.

16. Relationships:-
Relationship is corespondene between
various data elements.
Constraints:-
It predicates the correct database state.
Schema:-
Oraganization of data and relationship between
data base.It defines various views of a data.

17. 
 Physical
Database
External Schema 1
External
Schema 2
External
Schema n
Global Conceptual Schema
Internal Schema

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