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History of DBMS

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HISTORY OF DBMS

In the 1960’s the first DBMS was developed at IBM and was originally called IMS, written for the Apollo program.

In the 1970s, Edgar Codd thought of a way to make things a bit easier. He wrote a paper entitled, A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks, in which he proposed replacing these current systems with that of tables and rows. This concept would become relational DBMS.

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