Oracle makes software, called database management systems (DBMS), to create and manage databases. An RDBMS is a relational database management system.
An Oracle Database (aka Oracle RDBMS) is a collection of data organized by type with relationships being maintained between the different types. The primary purpose of a database is to store and retrieve related information.
Database administrators collaborate cross-functionally to ensure that infrastructure and applications are optimized so that they deliver the maximum benefits to both the business and the customers it serves.
Applications and databases are key assets to every line of business. Typical applications and responsibilities include ERP, CRM, IoT, analytics, industry-specific (e.g., vertical), and DevOps. Today, traditional relational databases are complemented by NoSQL options for nontransactional use cases.
In today’s increasingly competitive business climate, line-of-business leadership must accelerate the pace of innovation while enabling DevOps teams to consume infrastructure resources as needed, with the investment and operational objective of reducing the cost of a business transaction.
Standard Edition One: It is suitable for single-server or highly branched business applications with limited features.
Standard Edition: It delivers all facilities provided in Standard Edition One. In addition, it provides larger machine support and Oracle Real Application clustering service.
Enterprise Edition: This edition is packed with security, performance, scalability, and availability required for highly-critical applications in which online transaction processing is involved.
Express Edition: It is an entry-level edition that is free to download, install, manage, develop, and deploy.
Personal Edition: It has the same Enterprise edition features except Oracle Real Application Clustering.
