To the computer, a database looks like one or more files. In order for the data in the database to be read, changed, added, or removed, a software program, called a $($DBMS$)$ database management system, provides these functions. It can handle several database files.

Personal database information, a small scale of data, can be managed with a program called Microsoft Access. On a larger, scale, for corporations, an enterprise version of a $($DBMS$)$ is needed, like Oracle, Microsoft and IBM.

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