Linux
what i think,regrding the different types of DBMS based on the type of organisation of data are: 1)An
Enterprise DBMS which is designed for scalability and high performance. It must be capable of supporting very large databases, a large number of concurrent users, and multiple types of applications. 2)A
Departmental DBMS, sometimes referred to as a workgroup DBMS, supports small to medium sized workgroups within an organization, and typically runs on a Unix,
Linux, or
Windows 2000 (or NT) server. 3)A
Personal DBMS is designed to be used by a single user, typically on a low- to medium-powered PC platform. A personal DBMS product is suited only for small scale projects and should not be used to deploy multi-user applications. 4)A
Mobile DBMS is a specialized version of a departmental or enterprise DBMS. It is designed to be used by remote users who are not usually connected to the network(eg:laptop or handheld device, such as a Palm PDA or PocketPC). Furthermore, the mobile DBMS provides a mechanism for synchronizing remote database changes to a centralized, enterprise or departmental database server.
