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Here are the few pointers on the establishment of DBMS:-
- The database management system helps to store, organise and retrieve data from a computer. In the early year of computers, punch cards were used for input, output and data storage.
- In 1980, Herman Hollerith appreciated for adapting punch cards in wearing looms to act as a memory for the mechanical tabulating machine.
- Later, the database came along.
- The computer programs were developed in 1950.
- In 1960, Integrated Database System was designed by Charles Bachman. The first 'DBMS' and 'IMS'.
- In mid-1960, computers started becoming popular due to its speed and flexibility.
- Because of its popularity, new design and standardisation of language formed, named Common Business Oriented Language (COBOL), which was presented in 1971, later known as 'CODASYL Approach'.
- In 1973, Micheal Stonebraker and Eugene Wong demonstrated Integrative Graphics and Retrieval System (INGRES) that worked with a query language QUEL.
- In 1974, IBM developed by Neal Ford as a spin-off of polyglot programming called Polyglot Persistence.
- In 1980, the computers were empowered with spreadsheets like LOTUS 1-2-3 and dBASE.
- In the 1990s, object-oriented programs developed.
- In 2006, a concept developed by Neal Ford as a spin-off of Polyglot Programming called Polyglot Persistence.
- Later, a type of structured document-oriented database came into an existence XML database. Then, NewSQL came into existence.