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What you usually see is the drain line extending to the floor and forming a ring with slots for the toilet bolts. Some toilets could be set directly on a drain line without a flange and the toilet is bolted to the floor instead of a flange. You always use a wax ring to seal the toilet to the flange or drain line.
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