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  • The most common source of database failures in an organization is the failure to implement a strong database administration function.


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  • True 


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    • 1. Stored representations of objects and events that have meaning and importance in the user's environment are known as a database.

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    • 2. Data quality problems currently cost U.S. businesses some $60 million each year (Hudica, 2003).

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    • 3. Databases that contain historical and summarized information are usually called data warehouses.

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    • 4. The source of the data is sometimes called the system of record.

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    • 5. Stand-alone databases exhibit many of the same advantages common to file processing systems.

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    • 6. All enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are heavily dependent on databases to store the data required by the ERP applications.

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    • 7. Data descriptions are stored in a central location called the depository.

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    • 8. An enterprise data model is a relational model that shows the high-level entities for the organization and associations among those entities.

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    • 9. Output reports should be included as part of an ERD.

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    • 10. A relationship is an association representing the interaction between attributes.

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