A) Organizing data in a database to reduce redundancy. B) Adding extra data to improve accuracy. C) Creating duplicate records. D) Deleting old data.
A) Aggregate, Consistency, Isolation, Duration. B) Asset, Consistency, Independence, Durability. C) Atomicity, Convergent, Isolation, Dispersion. D) Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability.
A) Deleting records. B) Adding security to the database. C) Improving the speed of data retrieval operations. D) Encrypting data.
A) Create, Refresh, Undo, Dump. B) Create, Read, Update, Delete. C) Copy, Remove, Use, Delete. D) Calculate, Rank, Update, Delete.
A) A security warning. B) A type of encryption. C) An error message. D) Automated response to a specific event in a database.
A) Deleting duplicate records. B) Changing the primary key. C) Separating data into different tables. D) Combining rows from two or more tables based on a related column.
A) Dynamic Business Model Software. B) Database Management System. C) Digital Banking Management System. D) Data Backup and Migration Service.
A) Encrypt, Transmit, Log data. B) Establish Table Licensing. C) Enable Table Linking. D) Extract, Transform, Load data from various sources into a data warehouse.
A) A report produced by the database. B) Rules that define acceptable values or conditions for data in the database. C) A physical database backup. D) A database user's access level.
A) A file containing all database records. B) A type of database model. C) A data structure that improves the speed of data retrieval operations on a database table. D) A report generation tool.
A) To develop database applications. B) To delete data from the database. C) To manage and maintain the database system. D) To design the physical database schema.
A) A type of database model. B) A database replication process. C) A request for data or information from a database table. D) A database error.
A) To slow down data retrieval. B) To make data unavailable for querying. C) To encrypt all data. D) To create a visual representation of the database structure.
A) A key that cannot be changed. B) An extra security measure. C) A rule that ensures the referential integrity of the data. D) A key that allows duplicate values.
A) Sequential Query Language B) Series Query Language C) Structured Query Logic D) Structured Query Language
A) MySQL B) Oracle Database C) MongoDB D) SQLite
A) Denormalization B) Optimization C) Indexing D) Normalization
A) SELECT B) WHERE C) FROM D) ORDER BY
A) DB2 B) SQL Server C) MySQL D) PostgreSQL
A) Left Join B) Inner Join C) Full Outer Join D) Cross Join |