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A '''[[Document-oriented database]]''' is a [[computer program]] designed for document-oriented applications.
A '''[[Document-oriented database]]''' is a [[computer program]] designed for document-oriented applications

Typical examples of DBMS use include email ([[IBM Lotus Notes|Lotus Notes]]), Digital Libraries and Repositories, [[Customer relationship management]] (CRM), [[Personal information management]] (PIM), [[Content management system]]s (CMS) and Help/Reference Desk systems. These systems may be implemented as a layer above a [[Relational database management system]] (RDBMS) or [[object database|Object oriented database management system]] (OODBMS).



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A Document-oriented database is a computer program designed for document-oriented applications