?Which of the following are the advantages of a DBMS (database management system)?

A. Database systems can support enterprise-wide applications more effectively than file processing systems.
B. Effective database administration helps ensure that standards for data names, formats, and documentation are followed uniformly throughout an organization.
C. A DBMS is scalable which makes it easier to meet the rapidly changing needs of a business enterprise.
D. Systems that interact with a DBMS are relatively dependent of how the physical data is maintained.


Ans:
A. Database systems can support enterprise-wide applications more effectively than file processing systems.
B. Effective database administration helps ensure that standards for data names, formats, and documentation are followed uniformly throughout an organization.
C. A DBMS is scalable which makes it easier to meet the rapidly changing needs of a business enterprise.

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