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    The document discusses some advantages of a database management system (DBMS) over a file system, including data abstraction, reduced data redundancy, improved data sharing, ensured data integrity, and features like privacy/security, concurrent access, data manipulation, and backup/recovery. It also notes some potential disadvantages of a DBMS, such as higher implementation costs compared to a file system, complexity that requires trained personnel, and not everyone being able to use a DBMS without proper training.

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    The document discusses some advantages of a database management system (DBMS) over a file system, including data abstraction, reduced data redundancy, improved data sharing, ensured data integrity, and features like privacy/security, concurrent access, data manipulation, and backup/recovery. It also notes some potential disadvantages of a DBMS, such as higher implementation costs compared to a file system, complexity that requires trained personnel, and not everyone being able to use a DBMS without proper training.

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    The document discusses some advantages of a database management system (DBMS) over a file system, including data abstraction, reduced data redundancy, improved data sharing, ensured data integrity, and features like privacy/security, concurrent access, data manipulation, and backup/recovery. It also notes some potential disadvantages of a DBMS, such as higher implementation costs compared to a file system, complexity that requires trained personnel, and not everyone being able to use a DBMS without proper training.

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    Advantages Of DBMS Over File System

    Why DBMS ?
    DBMS Features ?
    DBMS Characteristics ?
    DBMS Disadvantages ?
    Advantages Of DBMS Over File System

    1. Data Abstraction
    2. Data Redundancy
    3. Data Sharing
    4. Data Integrity
    5. Privacy & Security
    6. Concurrent Access
    7. Data Manipulation
    7. Backup & Recovery
    Disadvantages Of DBMS

    DBMS Complexity Trained Person


    Implementation

    DBMS Database Everyone can


    implementation Management not Use dbms, it
    cost is high Systems are needs training
    compared to complex to and
    the file System. Understand. knowledge.

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