Database Management System
Questions 241 to 250
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241. | 
Application
  programs that are used to create and maintain the database and provide
  information to the users is called as  
(a)  FILE                  (b)  DBMS               (c)  Database          (d)  Data             (e)  System File. | 
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242. | 
DBMS
  allows you to extrapolate information from your data by using  
(a) 
  Query language (b)  Table generator                                (c)  Security system 
(d) 
  Access control  (e)  Modeling Language. | 
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243. | 
Which of
  the following key is an attribute in relation of a database that serves as
  the primary key of another relation in the same database? 
(a)  Composite Key                                (b)  Foreign                              (c)  Primary Key 
(d)  Unique Key                                      (e)  Candidate Key. | 
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244. | 
What is
  the hierarchical database model uses the hierarchic sequence that always
  starts at? 
(a)  The right side of
  the tree                   (b)  The left side of the tree                     
(c)  The top of the
  tree                                                         (d)  The bottom of the
  tree   
(e)  Middle of the
  tree. | 
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245. | 
Which of
  the following constraint specifies the number of instances of entity B that may
  associate each instance of entity? 
(a)  Stability             (b)  Entity                (c)  Cordiality           (d) 
  Ability           (e)  Cardinality. | 
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246. | 
A
  relation that has no partial dependencies .It is in which normal form. 
(a)  First                  (b)  Second             (c)  Third                 (d)  Fourth               (e)  BCNF. | 
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247. | 
Making a
  change to the conceptual schema of a database but not affecting the existing
  external schemas is an example of 
(a)  Physical data
  independence             (b)  Concurrency
  Control                         
(c)  Logical data independence               (d)  Functional
  dependency                     
(e)  Integrity
  Control. | 
| 
248. | 
Which of
  the following attribute is an attribute that can be further subdivided to
  yield additional attributes? 
(a)  Composite                                       (b)  Simple              (c)  Single-valued      
(d)  Multi-valued                                     (e)  Derived. | 
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249. | 
A logical
  description of some portion of database that is required by a user to perform
  task is called as. 
(a)  User View          (b)  Logical View                                    (c)  System              
(d)  Physical            (e)  Data View. | 
| 
250. | 
What is
  the model moved conceptual modeling into the practical design arena by
  establishing the basic building blocks: entities and relationships. 
(a)  Rein85               (b)  Crow’s Foot      (c) 
  Chen                 (d)  IDEF1X          (e)  E-R Model. | 
Answers
| 
241. | 
Answer :  (b) 
Reason:  DBMS 
  is used  to create and maintain
  the data base. | 
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242. | 
Answer :  (a) 
Reason:  DBMS allows you to extrapolate information
  from your data by using query language. | 
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243. | 
Answer :  (b) 
Reason:  Foreign key is used to give relationship
  between to databases. | 
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244. | 
Answer :  (b) 
Reason:  The hierarchical database model uses the
  hierarchic sequence that always starts at the left side of the tree. | 
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245. | 
Answer :  (e) 
Reason:  Cardinality constraint is specifies the
  number of instances of entity B that may associate each instance of entity. | 
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246. | 
Answer :  (c) 
Reason:  Second normal form. | 
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247. | 
Answer :  (c) 
Reason:  Logical data independence is an example of
  making a change to the conceptual schema of a database but not affecting the
  existing external schemas. | 
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248. | 
Answer :  (a) 
Reason:  Composite attribute is an attribute that can
  be further  subdivided to yield
  additional attributes. | 
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249. | 
Answer :  (a) 
Reason:  User view. | 
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250. | 
Answer :  (c) 
Reason:  Chen model moved conceptual modeling into
  the practical design arena by establishing the basic building blocks. | 
 
 
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