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Instructor: SAMIA ARSHAD DBMS Functions Instructor: SAMIA ARSHAD

Database Management System Functions  There are several functions that a DBMS performs to ensure data integrity and consistency of data in the database. The ten functions in the DBMS are: data dictionary management data storage management data transformation and presentation security management multiuser access control backup and recovery management data integrity management database access languages and application programming interfaces database communication interfaces transaction management.

Data Dictionary Management Data Dictionary is where the DBMS(database management studio) stores definitions of the data elements and their relationships.In other words stores metadata. This function look up the required data component structures and relationships. provides user with data abstraction(hiding complexity). The Data Dictionary is often hidden from the user and is used by Database Administrators

Data Storage Management DBMS creates and manages the complex structures required for data storage  This particular function is used for the storage of data and any related data entry forms or screen definitions, report definitions, data validation rules, procedural code, and structures that can handle video and picture formats. Users do not need to know how data is stored or manipulated. Also involved with this structure is a term called performance tuning that relates to a database’s efficiency in relation to storage and access speed. 

Data Transformation and Presentation Transform any data entered into required data structures.   By using the data transformation and presentation function the DBMS can determine the difference between logical and physical data formats.

Security Management Security management sets rules that determine specific users that are allowed to access the database. Users are given a username and password or sometimes through biometric authentication . This function also sets restraints on what specific data any user can see or manage.

Multiuser Access Control  Data integrity and data consistency are the basis of this function. It enables multiple users to access the database simultaneously without affecting the integrity of the database.

Backup and Recovery Management   Backup and recovery is brought to mind whenever there is potential outside threats to a database. For example if there is a power outage, recovery management is how long it takes to recover the database after the outage. Backup management refers to the data safety and integrity; for example backing up all your mp3 files on a disk.

Data Integrity Management The DBMS enforces these rules to reduce things such as data redundancy, which is when data is stored in more than one place unnecessarily, and maximizing data consistency, making sure database is returning correct/same answer each time for same question asked.

Database Access Languages and Application Programming Interfaces SQL is the most common query language supported by the majority of DBMS vendors. The use of this language makes it easy for user to specify what they want done without the headache of explaining how to specifically do it.

Database Communication Interfaces This refers to how a DBMS can accept different end user requests through different network environments. An example of this can be easily related to the internet.   A DBMS can provide access to the database using the Internet through Web Browsers (Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer).

Transaction Management This refers to how a DBMS must supply a method that will guarantee that all the updates in a given transaction are made or not made. All transactions must follow what is called the ACID properties.