Exam 3: The Database Management System Concept
Exam 1: Data: the New Corporate Resource31 Questions
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Exam 7: Logical Database Design58 Questions
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Exam 10: Data Administration, Database Administration, and Data Dictionaries47 Questions
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Which of the following is the unique identifier of an entity?
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Records and fields in the Airplane file.
a. Describe the file's record type.
b. Show a record occurrence.
c. Describe the set or range of values that the Airplane Number field can take.
d. Describe the set or range of values that the Manufacturer field can take.
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The problems caused by redundant data within individual files are the same problems caused by redundant data across multiple files.
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Prior to the development of the database concept, programs usually had to be modified if the file structures that they accessed were modified.
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In an automobile manufacturing company, an object about which we might want to maintain data could be any of the following, except _____.
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Retrieving the records of a file in order based on a set of field values is referred to as _____.
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When different kinds of data (data about different entities) are merged in one file, which of the following anomalies can occur?
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Retrieving the records of a file in order based on the order in which they are stored on a disk is referred to as _____.
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Retrieving a single record of a file based on a field value is an example of _____.
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Prior to the development of the database concept, there was no data redundancy within individual files.
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Assume that the records of the Airplane file are physically stored in the order shown.
a. Retrieve all of the records of the file physically sequentially.
b. Retrieve all of the records of the file logically sequentially based on the Manufacturer field.
c. Retrieve all of the records of the file logically sequentially based on the Airplane Number field.
d. Retrieve all of the records of the file logically sequentially based on the Year Built field.
e. Perform a direct retrieval of the records with an Airplane Number field value of 22663.
f. Perform a direct retrieval of the records with a Manufacturer field value of Boeing.
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Consider the following Animal and Enclosure files from the Central Zoo. The left-hand column of relative record numbers is there to facilitate answering some of the questions.
Enclosure Number Type Size 1 2 3 4 0347 Glass Cage 400 0636 Fenced Yard 1500 0912 Natural Area 2000 1483 Fenced Yard 1650 Enclosure file
Animal Animal Enclosure NumberSpeciesNameNumber 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13648 Elephant Jumbo 1483 15273 Giraffe Stretch 0912 17543 Elephant Shirley 0636 20165 Giraffe Necky 0912 23743 Giraffe High Top 0912 27579 Panda Fluffy 0347 32565 Elephant Large Louie 1483 33837 Elephant Charley 0636 36340 Panda Huggy 0347 40436 Giraffe Sarah 0912
Animal file
a. 0912 appears as an enclosure number in record 3 of the Enclosure file and in records 2, 4, 5, and 10 of the Animal file. Does this constitute redundant data? Explain.
b. Why does the Enclosure Number field appear in both files?
c. What would you have to do to find the type of enclosure in which animal number 33837 is kept?
d. Merge the two files into one based on which records of one file are related to which records of the other file.
e. How does merging the two files into one affect data integration?
f. How does merging the two files into one affect data redundancy?
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All of the following are true about data redundancy across multiple files, except _____.
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