Exam 1: Introduction to Database Management
Exam 1: Introduction to Database Management76 Questions
Exam 2: Introduction to Database Development76 Questions
Exam 3: The Relational Data Model75 Questions
Exam 4: Query Formulation With SQL75 Questions
Exam 5: Understanding Entity Relations76 Questions
Exam 6: Developing Data Models for Business Databases75 Questions
Exam 7: Normalization of Relational Tables76 Questions
Exam 8: Physical Database Design76 Questions
Exam 9: Advanced Query Formulation With SQL74 Questions
Exam 10: Application Development With Views75 Questions
Exam 11: Stored Procedures and Triggers76 Questions
Exam 12: View Design and Integration76 Questions
Exam 14: Data and Database Administration76 Questions
Exam 15: Transaction Management75 Questions
Exam 16: Data Warehouse Technology and Management78 Questions
Exam 17: Client-Server Processing and Distributed Databases76 Questions
Exam 18: Object Database Management Systems83 Questions
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Which one of the following languages is not a procedural language?
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The goal of information resource management is to use information technology as a tool for processing,distributing,and integrating information for isolated functions within an organization.
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A database table consists of the following columns: employee's name, SS#, job-title, hiring-date, years-in-job, base-salary. A bonus calculation program, a personnel promotion application program, and a payroll application program all use this table. To implement a policy change in personnel promotion, the following column is added to the table: highest-college-degree. This new column is not used by the payroll program or by the bonus calculation program.
-The following application program will be modified to accommodate the change to the database table:
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In the evolution of database technology,second-generation products were the first true DBMSs because they could manage multiple entity types and relationships.
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Which one of the following is not included in the definition of a database?
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A(n)______________ is a cluster of data usually about a single topic that can be accessed together.
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Which of the following is not a level of the three-schema architecture?
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In addition to application development tools,most DBMSs provide a(n)_________________________,which is a method to combine a nonprocedural language with a programming language.
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A database is said to be shared when multiple users can access the same database for multiple uses,but must take turns accessing the database.
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A(n)_______________ is a named,two-dimensional arrangement of data consisting of a heading part and a body part.
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In the Three Schema Architecture,both the external and internal schemas represent the entire database.
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Who is in charge of controlling information resources in an enterprise?
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Database technology is vital to the functioning of modern organizations and dramatically affects most people's lives in many ways.
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SQL can be used to define tables and the relationships among them,but a graphical interface must be used to define integrity constraints and authorization rights.
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The Three Schema Architecture proposes that there are three levels of database description: internal,external and physical.
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Which of the following is not a characteristic nor a feature of databases?
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Data is said to be persistent when it resides on stable storage and is never removed or archived for the life of the business.
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The retrieval of summarized data to support long-range decisions is a dominant feature of data warehousing,whereas a mixture of updating and retrieving data is characteristic of databases that support the day to day operations of an organization.
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The data administrator has primarily a planning role because they view the information resources in a broad context and must consider all kinds of data.
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