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Question
Each answer below shows example data from a table. Which answer is an example of the multivalue, multicolumn problem?
Options
A. Three columns have the values 534-2435, 534-7867, and 546-2356 in the same row.
B. Three rows have the values Brown Small Chair, Small Chair Brown, and Small Brown Chair in the same column.
C. Three rows have the values Brown, NULL, and Blue in the same column.
D. One row has the value "He is interested in a Silver Porsche from the years 1978-1988" in a column.
Correct Answer
Three columns have the values 534-2435, 534-7867, and 546-2356 in the same row.
Database Design Using Normalization problems
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1. Creating a read-only database is a task that is ________ assigned to beginning database professionals.
Options
A. always
B. commonly
C. seldom
D. never
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Correct Answer: commonly
2. Needing to assess the validity of assumed referential integrity constraints on foreign keys 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: neither an advantage nor disadvantage
3. When assessing the table structure of an acquired set of tables with data, determining functional dependencies is (part of) the:
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A. first step.
B. second step.
C. third step.
D. fourth step.
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Correct Answer: second step.
4. 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
5. When assessing the table structure of an acquired set of tables with data, determining foreign keys is (part of) the:
Options
A. first step.
B. second step.
C. third step.
D. fourth step.
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Correct Answer: second step.
6. For a number of reasons, normalizations is not often an advantage for a(n) ________ database.
Options
A. read-only
B. updateable
C. either a read-only or an updateable
D. None of the above is correct.
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Correct Answer: read-only
7. Using the SQL GROUP BY phrase with a SELECT statement can help detect which of the following problems?
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A. The multivalue, multicolumn problem
B. The inconsistent values problem
C. The missing values problem
D. The general-purpose remarks column problem
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Correct Answer: The inconsistent values problem
8. Most of the time, modification anomalies are serious enough that tables should be normalized into:
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A. 1NF.
B. 2NF.
C. 3NF.
D. BCNF.
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Correct Answer: BCNF.
9. If a table has been normalized so that all determinants are candidate keys, then that table is in:
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A. 1NF.
B. 2NF.
C. 3NF.
D. BCNF.
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Correct Answer: BCNF.
10. When assessing the table structure of an acquired set of tables with data, counting the number of table rows is (part of) the:
Options
A. first step.
B. second step.
C. third step.
D. fourth step.
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Correct Answer: first step.
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