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CCS0021 S1

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organized collection of logically related data database
Different system/programs have separate copies of the same data in database approach (T/F) false
people who use the applications and the database end users
inconsistencies are always found in a database approach (T/F) false
a _____ approach to the database has a REPEATED implementation and maintenance of activities with a new PROTOTYPE version prototyping
element of a database approach that is a NOUN FORM describing a person, place, object, event, or concept entity
non-standard file format exists in program data dependency (T/F) true
is limited data sharing with no centralized control of data a disadvantage of file processing? yes
component of a database environment that is the STOREHOUSE of the data database
maintenance in database approach causes more maintenance headaches (T/F) false
SDLC is a long-development cycle (T/F) true
operational programs, documentation and training materials are the deliverables of the implementation step in SDLC false (actually true, pero false sa formative)
database technology that has started in the 1960s and has became a legacy system in the mid 1980s flat files
E-R models are found in the _____ schema of the database conceptual
projects are initiated and PLANNED during the _____ stage of SDLC planning
the purpose of _____ in SDLC is the preliminary understanding of what the system is (T/F) planning
expand the acronym RAD rapid application development
new requirements is always applied to the revised and enhanced prototype in RAD (T/F) true
type of attribute whose values can be calculated FROM RELATED attribute value derived
in this diagram, what is the cardinality of the relationship between entities? one to one
relationship _____ specify how many of each entity type is allowed cardinalities
relationship _____ specify number of entity types involved degrees
this cardinality of relationship shows entities on both sides of the relationship can have many related entities on the other side many to many
required attribute must have a value for every entity (T/F) true
an optional attribute means that the value can be left blank (T/F) true
all relationships for the associative entity should be many (T/F) true
a _____ entity has its OWN identifier, and exists independently of other types of entities strong
a _____ entity is dependent on a strong entity, and cannot exist on its own; does not have a unique identifier (only partial) weak
attributes that contain data that will change overtime is the best attribute for an identifier (T/F) false
there may be a value for every entity in an optional attribute (T/F) true?
disadvantage of file processing wherein programmers must design their OWN formats lengthy development times
The biggest problems of file processing are inconsistencies and compromised data integrity. (T/F) true?
the CENTRALIZED storehouse of metadata repository
data types, field sizes, allowable values, and data context are included in _____ metadata
personnel that is responsible for DESIGNING databases and software system developer
data that describes the PROPERTIES and CONTEXT of user data metadata
In program data dependency, there is coordination and central control of data (T/F) false
a good business rule is declarative, precise, atomic, consistent, expressible, distinct, and business-oriented (T/F) true
a disadvantage of file processing wherein different systems/ programs have SEPARATE COPIES of the same data duplication of data
the purpose of the _____ step in SDLC is develop technology and organizational specifications physical design
the database administrator determines the schema for each different users (T/F) true?
the step in SDLC that its purpose is a thorough requirements analysis and structuring the system analysis
SDLC is a detailed, well-planned development process (T/F) true
The _____ schema of the database involves the logical and physical structures of the database internal
Which among the following became a legacy system during the 1990s? network, hierarchical
The _____ schema shows that different people have different views of the database external
type of attribute that may take on MORE THAN ONE value for a given entity instance multivalued
_____ of a relationship is the number of entity types that participate in it degree
the properties or CHARACTERISTICS of an ENTITY or relationship type attribute
ternary relationships should be converted to associative entities (T/F) true
In the attributes of the entity PatientHistory, Diagnosis is a simple attribute (T/F) true
an attribute that has meaningful component parts (attributes) (e.g. address, birthday, date) composite attribute
stored representations of meaningful objects and events data
data PROCESSED to increase knowledge in the person using the data information
all programs maintain metadata for each file they use program-data dependence
no centralized control of data limited data sharing
a software system that is used to create, maintain, and provide controlled access to user databases; a software for managing the database database management system
Cursory attempt at conceptual data modeling prototyping
Improved data sharing and improved data consistency is found in a database approach (T/F) true
numbers, text, dates structured data
images, video, documents unstructured data
analyzing database to ensure it meets application needs and fixing the errors of the database is in what process of RAD database maintenance
Database activity in the _____ step of SDLC involves database maintenance, performance analysis, and tuning and error tuning maintenance
Implementation and maintenance activities are done repetitively with new prototype versions (T/F) true
The _____ schema is the underlying design and implementation of the database internal
During the ___ stage of SDLC, the database activity here is a thorough and integrated conceptual data modeling analysis
Enterprise modeling and early conceptual data modeling are the database activity during the _____ stage of SDLC planning
Which schema in the database consists of the user views external schema
Perfect identifiers are the attributes that contain locations (T/F) false
combination of relationship and entity associative entity
The associative entity could have meaning independent of the other entities (T/F) true
attribute or combination of attributes that UNIQUELY IDENTIFIES individual instances of an entity type identifier (key)
A _____ degree of the relationship is an entity related to another of the SAME entity type unary
In choosing an identifier for an entity, choose an entity that will not change in value and will not be null (T/F) true
an attribute that could be a key...satisfies the requirements for being an identifier candidate identifier
extends original ER model with new modeling constructs enhanced ER model
subgrouping of the entities in an entity type that has attributes distinct from those in other subgroupings subtype
generic entity type that has a relationship with one or more subtypes supertype
The instances of a subtype may participate in a relationship unique to that subtype (T/F) true
Total Specialization Rule yes (double line)
Partial Specialization Rule no (single line)
process of defining a more GENERAL entity type from a set of more SPECIALIZED entity types. generalization; bottom-up
process of defining one or more subtypes of the supertype and forming supertype/subtype relationships. specialization; top-down
An instance of a subtype is also an instance of the supertype (T/F) true
In diagram 4, the attributes of the Buildings entity are inherited by the Apartment, House and Commercial_building entities. true
In diagram 4, the attribute of Title of the House entity can be inherited by the Buildings entity. true
Relationships at the supertype level indicate that all subtypes will participate in the relationship true
set of one or more entity types and associated relationships grouped into a single abstract entity type entity cluster
An instance of the supertype could be MORE THAN one of the subtypes overlap rule
An instance of the supertype can be only ONE of the subtypes disjoint rule
These are keys that are unique identifiers of the relation primary keys
A primary key of a table guarantees that all columns are unique (T/F) true
a named, two-dimensional table of data relation
_____ corresponds to an attribute of an entity type columns
_____ correspond with entity instances and with many-to- many relationship instance rows
_____ correspond with entity types and with many-to-many relationship types relations
The word relation (in relational database) is NOT the same as the word relationship (in E-R model) (T/F) true
Allowable values for an attribute domain constraints
Keys in a relation have two purposes, which are the primary key and foreign key (T/F) true?
If you have an entity that Student, that has the following attributes: {IdNumber, Name, Address, Birthday}, which among the attributes should be a primary key? IdNumber
What is another name for tables in database? relation
What is wrong with the relation below if the primary key is EmpId The relation is composed of employees with different projects assigned to them, therefore multiple values that are the same in the primary key is allowed ?
A candidate key is not allowed to be a primary key (T/F) false
A ___ has no partial dependencies. 1NF
changing data in a row forces changes to other rows because of duplication modification anomaly
adding new rows forces user to create duplicate data insertion anomaly
deleting rows may cause a loss of data that would be needed for other future rows deletion anomaly
When there is an existing multivalued attribute in a 1NF table, it means its relation (T/F) true?
In functional dependencies, each key field is functionally dependent on every candidate key (T/F) true?
A table with no multivalued attributes is considered to be in what form? 1NF
A well-structured relation contains no redundancy and allows users to insert, delete, and update rows without cause data inconsistencies (T/F) false; minimal
whether an instance of a supertype may SIMULTANEOUSLY be a member of two or more subtypes disjointness constraint
Whether an instance of a supertype must also be a member of at least one subtype completeness constraint
A rule that specifies that each entity instance of a supertype must be a member of some subtype in the relationship total specialization rule
A rule that specifies that an entity instance of a supertype is allowed not to belong to any subtype partial specialization rule
it is a subtype entity that inherits values of all attributes of the supertype attribute inheritance
Mapping unary relationships into relations with a one-to-many relationship has a recursive foreign key in the same relation. (T/F) true
Rows correspond with entity instances and with many-to- many relationship instances (T/F) true
The order of the rows and columns in the database table must be irrelevant. (T/F) true
Key fields can only be simple keys or one single field. (T/F) true?
A relation’s attributes (columns) in tables must have unique names. (T/F) true
What happens when a relation has a null value for the primary key? The null value is not allowed by the database because of Entity Integrity
What is wrong with the relation below if the primary key is EmpId The primary key should be unique, therefore there is something wrong with the values of the primary key.
A 2NF is a 1NF plus no transitive dependencies. (T/F) true
A 1NF table is a table with composite attributes and every attribute is atomic. true
A 2NF is a 1NF plus every non-key attribute is fully functionally dependent on the entire primary key. true
Which among the following is not true about table anomalies? modification is same as deletion
In diagram 4, the attributes of the entity Buildings are inherited by all its subtypes. true?
In diagram 4 ,the attribute Location of the Buildings entity will be inherited only by the Commercial_Building entity. false?
An attribute of the supertype whose values determine the target subtype(s) subtype discriminator
In diagram 4, the attributes of the Buildings entity are inherited by the Apartment, House and Commercial_building entities true
A subtype can have a relationship with other subtypes (T/F) true
what does EERD stand for? enhanced entity-relation diagram
Key fields can either be simple or composite keys (T/F) true
the rule states that any foreign key value (on the relation of the many side) MUST match a primary key value in the relation of the one side? referential integrity
Primary key on the one side becomes a foreign key on the many side one-to-many
Create a new relation with the primary keys of the two entities as its primary key many-to-many
Primary key on mandatory side becomes a foreign key on optional side one-to-one
Regular entities that are mapped into relations with simple attributes should use only their simple, component attributes. false
E-R attributes map directly onto the relation simple attributes
Use only their simple, component attributes composite attributes
becomes a separate relation with a foreign key taken from the superior entity multivalued attributes
When mapping a supertype/subtype relationships into relations, supertype attributes go into supertype relation, including its identifier and subtype discirminator. (T/F) true
A 1NF has no partial dependencies. (T/F) true
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