A relational database management system is a solution that allows users to specify the structure of database, create a query, and modify data and control access to it. A relational database is a shared repository of data. The data in a relational database management system is structured in the form of databases, tables, fields, and records. Traditional database management systems face many challenges as data is stored in single large and a single record modification, affecting the whole database. 

However, in a relational database management system, the database is broken into smaller pieces, and even slight changes in one part do not affect the entire database. Major advantages of relational database management systems include sharing of data and faster development of new applications, limitation of replication of data, support of easy expansion, and provision of better backup or recovery procedures. 

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The most common method employed to access data from a relational database management system is structured query language (SQL). The main components of the language include data definition language (DDL) and data manipulation language (DML) statements. A relational database management system uses complex algorithms that support multiple user access to the database while maintaining data integrity.

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A relational database management system allows multiple users to access the database at same time and the sharing of data with other users. Also, a relational database management system uses a collection of tables to represent both relationships and data. Major drivers of the relational database management system market include simplicity of the systems, flexibility to expand with changing organization operations, and enhanced productivity.