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Darkstar3000
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Wasn't sure about where else to post this so I posted it here :
I got into an argument with my friend about google search being a DBMS, I disagreed because it doesn't fit the definition that we were given or the one on wikipedia and a few more websites. All that google search does it query a database (according to my knowledge) and gives you the requested results. He on the other hand, says that it manages data and gives the user what the user is looking for, I went forward to say that according to his logic the find function in word processing programs is also a DBMS because it's doing almost the same thing as google search, he said yes it. He also said that facebook is a DBMS.
To settle this argument we decided to post this question here.
Thanks in advance
I got into an argument with my friend about google search being a DBMS, I disagreed because it doesn't fit the definition that we were given or the one on wikipedia and a few more websites. All that google search does it query a database (according to my knowledge) and gives you the requested results. He on the other hand, says that it manages data and gives the user what the user is looking for, I went forward to say that according to his logic the find function in word processing programs is also a DBMS because it's doing almost the same thing as google search, he said yes it. He also said that facebook is a DBMS.
To settle this argument we decided to post this question here.
Thanks in advance