Exam 4: Database Design Using Normalization
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Relations in BCNF have no modification anomalies in regard to functional dependencies.
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A null value can indicate which of the following conditions?
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The elimination of modification anomalies and the reduction of duplicated data are advantages of normalization.
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Creating a read-only database is a job often given to beginning database professionals.
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What is the multivalue,multicolumn problem,and why is it a problem? Include an example.
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When a table is created using existing data from multiple sources,you are likely to find that the different sources code data in slightly different ways.This is an example of ________.
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A null value in a column may indicate that there is an appropriate value for that attribute,but it is unknown.
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SQL statements that can be used to create referential integrity statements for normalized tables are created during the normalization process.
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Design guidelines and priorities are the same whether you're working with an updatable database or a read-only database.
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To limit the number of rows retrieved from a table,use the SQL construct ________.
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To check for null values in a column in a table,use the SQL phrase ________.
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When examining data values as a part of assessing table structure,there is no need to try to determine foreign keys.
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The presence of one or more foreign keys in a relation prevents ________.
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The defining characteristic of BCNF is that a table is in BCNF if ________.
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United States ZIP codes are a classic example of unneeded normalization.
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To eliminate multivalued dependencies,normalize your tables so that they are all in BCNF.
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The third step in assessing table structure is to check the validity of presumed referential integrity constraints.
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Denormalization is simple-join the data together and store it in a table.
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