A database management system (DBMS) is useful in situations where:
A.
Rapid development of applications is required and preprogrammed functions can be used to
provide those applications along with other support features such as security, error recovery, and
access control.
B.
The operations to be performed on the data are modified infrequently and the operations are
relatively straightforward.
C.
Data are processed infrequently and results are not urgently needed.
D.
Large amounts of data are to be processed in time-critical situations.
Explanation:
A DBMS is called for when the required skilled programming resources are not available, information
to be stored and accessed is common to many organizational business units, the processing
requirements change frequently and timely responses are required for queries on the data.