What is the procedure to access database users in DBMS?

Let’s see the procedure to access database users in DBMS step by step.

Step 1 − The request from the user is passed to the DBMS user interface, where oracle engine locates the files for the given relation.

The relation is nothing but − table schema

Linking between the records

Step 2 − The file manager will generate the particular file for the given table and process this request to the disk manager.

Step 3 − The disk manager will give the offset address for the given table where the records are stored.

Step 4 − The displacement of a particular block is done from hard disk to the main memory where it will be processed from disk manager to file manager; file manager to data manager and at the end response will be given to the DBMS user interface.

Every time our requirement is passed through the oracle engine where the records are placed, a file is created on the hard disk.

• File manager handles the files.

• Disk manager indicates the address of the block where the files are placed. Hard Disk located the specific search.

• After completion it goes back to the oracle engine.

• Suppose, if no records are found then it displays “no row selected” after the query executes.

• If records are found then display that record.

• This is all done with a query processor.