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DBMSDatabase Management System
DBMSDatabase Management Software
DBMSDefense Business Management System
DBMSDirector of Base Medical Services
DBMSDon't Bug My Supervisor (BOFH)
DBMSDoctor of Biomedical Science
DBMSDatabase and Media Systems
DBMSDuxbury Bay Maritime School (Duxbury, MA)


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Although most DBMS security requirements will be met by native DBMS features, many DBMSes do not offer a comprehensive set of advanced security options; notably, many DBMSes do not have security assessment, intrusion detection and prevention, data-in-motion encryption, and intelligent auditing capabilities.
1) IDC stated in its latest report, "Worldwide Embedded DBMS 2007-2011 Forecast and 2006 Vendor Shares," that Oracle's 23.
In its favour, Oracle's Unix database product continues to dominate in the relational database segment of the market, which makes up 80% of DBMS revenue.
 
 
 
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