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The Microsoft Access wildcards are ____ and ____ .
Options
A. asterisk (*); percent sign (%)
B. percent sign (%); underscore (_)
C. underscore(_); question mark (?)
D. question mark (?); asterisk (*)
Correct Answer
question mark (?); asterisk (*)
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1. Which of the following is true concerning QBE?
Options
A. An official standard has been defined for QBE.
B. QBE cannot be used for client/server systems.
C. QBE does not give the programmer a visual programming environment.
D. Complete applications can be written using QBE.
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Correct Answer: Complete applications can be written using QBE.
2. For every relationship, how many possible sets of minimum cardinalities are there?
Options
A. Two
B. Three
C. Four
D. Six
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Correct Answer: Four
3. Which SQL phrase is not supported by Oracle?
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A. ON DELETE CASCADE
B. ON UPDATE CASCADE
C. CREATE SEQUENCE [SequenceName]
D. DROP SEQUENCE [SequenceName]
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Correct Answer: ON UPDATE CASCADE
4. An entity is something that can be identified in the user's work environment; something that the users want to track.
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A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: True
5. When using ODBC, which of the following processes ODBC requests and submits specific SQL statements to a given type of data source?
Options
A. Data source
B. Driver
C. Driver manager
D. DBMS
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Correct Answer: Driver
6. A reason for using an SQL view to hide columns is:
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A. to simplify a result only.
B. to prevent the display of sensitive data only.
C. to accomplish both of the above.
D. None of the above are reasons for using an SQL view.
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Correct Answer: to accomplish both of the above.
7. Eliminating modification anomalies is a(n) ________ of normalization.
Options
A. advantage
B. disadvantage
C. either an advantage or disadvantage
D. neither an advantage nor disadvantage
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Correct Answer: advantage
8. What mode of authentication does SQL Server NOT provide?
Options
A. Windows-only security
B. Both SQL Server and Windows-only security
C. Mixed security
D. SQL Server only security
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Correct Answer: SQL Server only security
9. A server-side extension is needed to do what?
Options
A. Allow a request from a client to access the database.
B. Allow a request from a client to access a HTML-formatted page.
C. Allow a request from a client to access Web pages.
D. All of the above.
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Correct Answer: Allow a request from a client to access the database.
10. The following are functions of a DBMS except ________ .
Options
A. creating and processing forms
B. creating databases
C. processing data
D. administrating databases
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Correct Answer: creating and processing forms
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