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[Thabiso]

Thanks for the help.I did manage to get I wanted.I did a lot of opening of books.I only managed to get the first question.
Here is what I found.

Object-Relational Database (Class)

· DB2
· Polyhedra (Subclasses)

Relational Database (Class)

· Access
· Informix
· SQL Server (Subclasses)
· Ingres
· Sybase

Object-Oriented Database (Class)

· GemStone
· Objectstore
· POET (Subclasses)
· Versant

Multidimensional Database (Class)

· Essbase (Subclasses)
· Oracle Express

Data Model (Class)

· Relational Database
· Object relational Database (Subclasses)
· Object-Oriented Database
· Multidimensional Database

Popular DBMSs (Class)

· Access
· DB2
· Essbase (Classes)
· GemStone
· Ingres
· Informix
· Oracle Express
· Objectstore
· POET (Classes)
· Polyhedra
· SQL Server
· Sybase
· Versant

Data Models and Associated DBMSs (Class)

· Data Model
· Associated DBMS (Classes)

[danee]

Originally posted by Thabiso

Multidimensional Database (Class)

· Essbase (Subclasses)
· Oracle Express



Sorry i dont even know what this thread related to, but thought id put in my 5 cents...

Multidemensional databases are usually reffered to as RDDBMS
(Relational Distributed DataBase Management Systems)..

there is also differnces which occur between the common products, which can either relate them as RDBMS or DBMS.
On that... Acess has always been claimed to be RDBMS - my opinion, SQL Server is a better example from MS & Acess is a DBMS with relational properties, but not quite RDBMS.

If you want to learn about Database products, i reccomend using Access, till you understand Databases conceptualy, then switch to Oracle, and you'll think that Access is nothing more than a fancy spreadsheet in comparism to Oracle.