Question 1

A "composite object" cannot contain more than one multivalued attribute.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Explain the differences between the E-R model and the semantic object model.

Accepted Answer

The primary differences between the E-R

Question 3

A simple attribute has only one element.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

An object identifier is one or more attributes that the users employ to identify object instances.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Subtype objects can be:

Accepted Answer

A) Inclusive subtypes. 
B) Exclusive subtypes. 
C) Nested subtypes. 
D) Either B or C. 
E) Either A,B,or C. 
A) Inclusive subtypes. 
B) Exclusive subtypes. 
C) Nested subtypes. 
D) Either B or C. 
E) Either A,B,or C.

Question 6

The key of an attribute is a description of an attribute's possible values.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Whether a developer uses an E-R model or a semantic object model,the eventual database design that is created should be exactly the same.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The term "semantic" means:

Accepted Answer

A) meaning. 
B) data. 
C) detailed. 
D) attribute. 
E) true. 
A) meaning. 
B) data. 
C) detailed. 
D) attribute. 
E) true.

Question 9

A hybrid object is a semantic object that contains at least one:

Accepted Answer

A) single-value group attribute that includes a multi-value semantic object attribute. 
B) single-value group attribute that includes any semantic object attribute. 
C) multiple-value group attribute that includes a multi-value semantic object attribute. 
D) multiple-value group attribute that includes any semantic object attribute. 
E) group attribute and a semantic object attribute. 
A) single-value group attribute that includes a multi-value semantic object attribute. 
B) single-value group attribute that includes any semantic object attribute. 
C) multiple-value group attribute that includes a multi-value semantic object attribute. 
D) multiple-value group attribute that includes any semantic object attribute. 
E) group attribute and a semantic object attribute.

Question 10

What type of attribute has a single element?

Accepted Answer

A) single 
B) simple 
C) link 
D) compound 
E) semantic 
A) single 
B) simple 
C) link 
D) compound 
E) semantic

Question 11

Object identifiers may or may not be unique.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

A version object:

Accepted Answer

A) may be a composite object. 
B) typically contains the archetype object in its identifier. 
C) typically is a simple object. 
D) produces archetype objects. 
E) All of the above. 
A) may be a composite object. 
B) typically contains the archetype object in its identifier. 
C) typically is a simple object. 
D) produces archetype objects. 
E) All of the above.

Question 13

The cardinalities of an attribute operate only between the attribute and the container of the attribute.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

A "simple object" can contain only simple attributes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Explain the concept of semantic objects as being a "sufficient description."

Accepted Answer

A semantic object is said to be a suffic

A "composite object" cannot contain more than one multivalued attribute.

Explain the differences between the E-R model and the semantic object model.

A simple attribute has only one element.

An object identifier is one or more attributes that the users employ to identify object instances.

Subtype objects can be:

The key of an attribute is a description of an attribute's possible values.

Whether a developer uses an E-R model or a semantic object model,the eventual database design that is created should be exactly the same.

The term "semantic" means:

A hybrid object is a semantic object that contains at least one:

What type of attribute has a single element?

Object identifiers may or may not be unique.

A version object:

The cardinalities of an attribute operate only between the attribute and the container of the attribute.

A "simple object" can contain only simple attributes.

Explain the concept of semantic objects as being a "sufficient description."

Introduction

Introduction to Structured Query Language SQL

The Relational Model and Normalization

Database Design Using Normalization

Data Modeling With the Entity-Relationship Model

Transforming Data Models Into Database Designs

Sql for Database Construction and Application Processing

Database Redesign

Managing Multiuser Databases

A: Managing Databases With SQL Server 20012

B: Managing Databases With Oracle Database 11g Release 2

C: Managing Databases With MySQL

The Web Server Environment

Big Data datawarehouse and Business Intelligence Systems

Microsoft Access 2013

Getting Started With Systems Analysis and Design

E-R Diagrams and the Idef1x Standard

E-R Diagrams and the UML Standard

Getting Started With MySQL Workbench Data Modeling Tools

Getting Started With Microsoft Visio 2013

Data Structures for Database Processing

Getting Started With Web Servers php and the Eclipse PDT

Business Intelligence Systems

Filters

Exam 20: the Semantic Object Model

A "composite object" cannot contain more than one multivalued attribute.

Explain the differences between the E-R model and the semantic object model.

A simple attribute has only one element.

An object identifier is one or more attributes that the users employ to identify object instances.

Subtype objects can be:

The key of an attribute is a description of an attribute's possible values.

Whether a developer uses an E-R model or a semantic object model,the eventual database design that is created should be exactly the same.

The term "semantic" means:

A hybrid object is a semantic object that contains at least one:

What type of attribute has a single element?

Object identifiers may or may not be unique.

A version object:

The cardinalities of an attribute operate only between the attribute and the container of the attribute.

A "simple object" can contain only simple attributes.

Explain the concept of semantic objects as being a "sufficient description."

Introduction

Introduction to Structured Query Language SQL

The Relational Model and Normalization

Database Design Using Normalization

Data Modeling With the Entity-Relationship Model

Transforming Data Models Into Database Designs

Sql for Database Construction and Application Processing

Database Redesign

Managing Multiuser Databases

A: Managing Databases With SQL Server 20012

B: Managing Databases With Oracle Database 11g Release 2

C: Managing Databases With MySQL

The Web Server Environment

Big Data datawarehouse and Business Intelligence Systems

Microsoft Access 2013

Getting Started With Systems Analysis and Design

E-R Diagrams and the Idef1x Standard

E-R Diagrams and the UML Standard

Getting Started With MySQL Workbench Data Modeling Tools

Getting Started With Microsoft Visio 2013

Data Structures for Database Processing

Getting Started With Web Servers php and the Eclipse PDT

Business Intelligence Systems

Filters