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Poor data administration can lead to which of the following?
Options
A. A single definition of the same data entity
B. Familiarity with existing data
C. Missing data elements
D. All of the above.
Correct Answer
Missing data elements
Data and Database Administration problems
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1. A traditional data administrator performs which of the following roles?
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A. Tune database performance
B. Establish backup and recovery procedures
C. Resolve data ownership issues
D. Protect the security of the database.
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Correct Answer: Resolve data ownership issues
2. A data warehouse administrator is concerned with which of the following?
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A. The time to make a decision but not the typical roles of a database administrator
B. The time to make a decision and the typical roles of a database administrator
C. The typical roles of a data administrator and redesigning existing applications
D. The typical roles of a database administrator and redesigning existing applications
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Correct Answer: The time to make a decision and the typical roles of a database administrator
3. Locking may cause which of the following problems?
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A. Erroneous updates
B. Deadlock
C. Versioning
D. All of the above.
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Correct Answer: Deadlock
4. If both data and database administration exist in an organization, the database administrator is responsible for which of the following?
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A. Data modeling
B. Database design
C. Metadata
D. All of the above.
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Correct Answer: Database design
5. A shared lock allows which of the following types of transactions to occur?
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A. Delete
B. Insert
C. Read
D. Update
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Correct Answer: Read
6. The transaction log includes which of the following?
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A. The before-image of a record
B. The after-image of a record
C. The before and after-image of a record
D. The essential data of the record
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Correct Answer: The essential data of the record
7. Backward recovery is which of the following?
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A. Where the before-images are applied to the database
B. Where the after-images are applied to the database
C. Where the after-images and before-images are applied to the database
D. Switching to an existing copy of the database
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Correct Answer: Where the before-images are applied to the database
8. The term Complete for a UML has the same meaning as which of the following for an EER diagram?
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A. Overlapping rule
B. Disjoint rule
C. Total specialization rule
D. Partial specialization rule
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Correct Answer: Total specialization rule
9. Multiplicity is the same as what concept for an ERD?
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A. Relationship
B. Attribute
C. Entity
D. Cardinality
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Correct Answer: Cardinality
10. The term Incomplete for a UML has the same meaning as which of the following for an EER diagram?
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A. Overlapping rule
B. Disjoint rule
C. Total specialization rule
D. Partial specialization rule
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Correct Answer: Partial specialization rule
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