Data rate
Bit rate
Signal to Noise Ratio
Baud rate
D. Baud rate
Data independence
Centralized control of data
Neither A) nor B)
both A) and B)
IMAP
TELNET
POP3
Infrared
magnetic disk
magnetic tape
juke box
cache
DML
DDL
VDL
SDL
i and ii only
ii and iii only
i and iii only
None of these
Field-level lock
Row-level lock
Table-level lock
Database-level lock
i and ii only
ii and iii only
i and iii only
iii and iv only
4 NF
3 NF
2 NF
1 NF
255.0.0.0
255.255.0.0
255.255.255.0
none of these
Partner
Mutual
Exclusive
Atomic
producing detail, summary, or exception reports.
recording a business activity.
confirming an action or triggering a response.
maintaining data.
1 part
2 part
3 part
4 part
Immediate database modification
Graph-based recovery
key dependencies
none of the above
Classless addressing
Classful addressing
Classified addressing
Classical addressing
n
n+1
n-1
n/2
data is dependent on programs.
data redundancy increases.
data is integrated and can be accessed by multiple programs.
none of the above.
View is derived from other tables.
Once a transaction has executed commit work its effect cant be undone by rollback work .
The input to the aggregate function avg can be non numeric data types
A primary key can never be null.
Define the attribute as required
Define subtypes
Define each attribute as having an initial value that is recognized as blank
Define supertypes
1 Gbps
56 Mbps
100 Mbps
256 Mbps
i, ii only
ii and iv only
ii and iv only
i, iv only
CSMA/CA
CSMA/CD
CSMA
Token ring
searching data
storing data
both A and B
none of these
Attenuation
Distortion
Delay
Noise
i and ii only
ii and iii only
i and iii only
i only
users.
separate files.
database.
database administrator.
Simple Attribute
Composite Attribute
Multi-valued Attribute
Derived Attribute
Storage manager
Admin
Transaction manager
none of the above
Hierarchical model
E-R model
Network based model
none of these
Subschema of the database
Schema of the database
Structure of the database
View of the database
smaller number of tables
higher query processing efficiency
reduced I/O for most queries
reduced data redundancy