A DBMS is software that manages and stores data in an organized way. The DBMS connects users to the database through various interfaces, including command-line, graphical, web-based, natural language, forms-based, and menu-based interfaces. These interfaces provide easy-to-use access to the stored data and allow users to input and change information in the database.

1. DBMS INTERFACES

2. A software program known as (DBMS) is used to manage, compile, and store data in
a systematic manner.
The user and the database are connected through DBMS interfaces.
They give users an easy-to-use interface so they may access and change the data
that is stored in the database.
• Command-Line Interface (CLI)
• Graphical User Interface (GUI)
• Web-Based Interface
• Natural Language Interface
• Forms-Based Interface
• Menu-Based Interface

3. • Command-Line Interface (CLI)
• use of a command prompt, users may communicate with the database by inputting commands.
• Graphical User Interface (GUI)
• Users may interact with the database using the user-friendly interface's graphical menus and icons.
• Web-Based Interface
• Users can use online forms, buttons, and other graphical components to interact with the database
using a web browser.
• Natural Language Interface
• The system will convert user inquiries into SQL instructions and carry them out if they are entered in
plain English.
• Forms-Based Interface
• Users can complete pre-made forms that provide fields for particular categories of information, such
as name, address, and phone number.
• Applications for data entry frequently employ forms-based interfaces.

4. • Menu-Based Interface
• Users have access to a number of predefined menus and choices when using the menu-based interface to interact with
the database. Users can choose the menu choice that reflects the intended action, such as adding or removing data, from
the available options.
• Users can interact with the database to DBMS interfaces. The user's technical proficiency, the nature of the program, and
the target market all influence the interface choice. The user experience and database usability may both be improved by
selecting the correct interface.