There are four types of users in DBMS:
(i) Application programmers or ordinary users
(ii) End users
(iii) Database Administrator (DBA)
(iv) System Analyst
(i) Application programmers or ordinary
users: These users write application programs to interact
with the database. Application programs can be written in some programming
Language such a COBOL, PL/I, C++, JAVA or some higher level fourth generation
language. Such programs access the database by issuing the appropriate request,
typically a SQL statement to DBMS.
(ii) End users: End
users are the users, who use the applications developed. End users need not
know about the working, database design the access mechanism etc.
(a) Direct users
(b) Indirect users
(iii) Database Administrator (DBA): Database
Administrator (DBA) is the person which makes the strategic and policy
decisions regarding the data of the enterprise. DBA is responsible for overall
control of the system at a technical level.
(iv) System Analyst: System
Analyst determines the requirement of end users; system Analyst plays a major
role in database design.
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