View
Cursor defination
Referential intergrity
Trigger
C. Referential intergrity
View
Synonym
Sequence
Transaction
Logging
Recovery manager
Both A and B are true
Both A and B are false
smaller number of tables
higher query processing efficiency
reduced I/O for most queries
reduced data redundancy
in the left relation which didnt match with any tuple in right relation
in the left relation which matched with a tuple in right relation
in the right relation which didnt match with any tuple in left relation
in the right relation which matched with a tuple in left relation
Noise
Delay distortion
Attenuation distortion
Dispersion
Ring
Bus
Mesh
none of these
sequential access storage
direct access storage
random access storage
none of the above
magnetic disk
magnetic tape
juke box
cache
empty
nonempty
contains null values
none of the above
Cartesian product
Difference
Intersection
Product
is the entire database.
is a standard way of organizing information into accessible parts.
describes how data is actually stored on disk.
both A) and C)
Hashed file
B-tree
Ordered file
Unordered file
Inner join
Outer join
union
Intersect
Attributes
Multi-valued attributes
Weak entity set
Relationship sets
Super query
Sub query
Master query
Multi-query
Data
Data field
DBMS
DBASE
Primary key
Secondary key
Candidate key
Foreign key
CANCEL
OVER
STOP
REVOKE
Tuple
Record
Relationship
Field
Thermal
Intermodulation
Cross talk
Impulse
BCNF
Second
Third
Fourth
i, ii only
ii and iv only
ii and iv only
i, iv only
Insertion
Deletion
Update
All of the above
VDL and DDL.
DDL and DML.
SDL and DDL.
VDL and DML.
Normalization
Indexing
Enforcing referential integrity
Enforcing data integrity
Simple Attribute
Composite Attribute
Multi-valued Attribute
Derived Attribute
i and ii only
ii and iii only
i and iii only
i only
Foreign key
Secondary key
Primary key
Alternate key
Subschema of the database
Schema of the database
Structure of the database
View of the database
physical level.
logical level.
conceptual level
view level.