A DBMS query language is designed to
A)Support end users who use English-like commands.
B)Support in the development of complex applications software.
C)Specify the structure of a database.
D)All of the above.

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A DBMS (Database Management System) query language is designed to support various aspects of database management and interaction. This includes supporting end users with commands that are often designed to be somewhat intuitive or English-like to facilitate easier querying (A), aiding in the development of complex applications by providing a means to interact with and manipulate the database (B), and allowing for the specification of the database structure, such as defining tables, fields, and relationships (C). Therefore, all of the provided options are correct aspects of what a DBMS query language is designed to do.

A DBMS Query Language Is Designed to