Exam 23: Data Structures for Database Processing
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A multilevel index that allows both sequential and direct processing of data records is called a C-tree.
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A simple network is a collection of records and the 1:N relationships between them.
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A collection of records and the 1:N relationships between them is a:
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A collection of records and the N:M relationships between them is a:
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A simple network can be represented using linked lists and indexes.
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Complex networks can be represented by reducing them to simple networks,which requires the introduction of a(n):
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Linked lists can be used to keep records in a logical order even if they are not necessarily in physical order.
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The word key indicates a field or fields whose value uniquely or nonuniquely identifies a record.
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Complex networks can be represented by reducing them to simple networks,and then to represent the simple networks using:
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