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Data Modeling
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1. Relationship strength depends on how the primary key of the related entity is formulated - while the relationship ____ depends on how the business rule is written.
ERM
Atomicity
Denormalization
Participation
2. A ___________ must not contain a repeating group .
(1 - 1)
Repeating group
Relational table
BCNF
3. A ______ attribute can have only one value.
Multivalued dependencies
Repeating group
Single-valued
BCNF
4. The existence of a(n) ___ relationship indicated that the minimum cardinality is at least 1 for the mandatory entity.
Mandatory
Information
Binary
BCNF
5. BCNF can be violated only if the table contains more than one ___ key.
2NF
Data integrity problems
Candidate
Dependency
6. The price paid for increased performance through denormalization is a larger amount of ____.
Data redundancy
Information
Unary
Diagram
7. A ___ attribute is one that cannot be subdivided.
BCNF
Multivalued dependencies
Simple
Data redundancy
8. The Crow's foot symbol with two parallel lines indicates ___ cardinality.
BCNF
(1 - 1)
4NF
Binary
9. THE MOST LIKELY DATA TYPE FOR A SURROGATE KEY IS ____.
Numeric
Information
Ternary
Normalization
10. A table is in BCNF if every determinant in the table is a ____________.
Ternary
Candidate key
Associative
Relational table
11. Another word for existence-independent is ____.
Strong
Weak
Detailed narrative
Transitive dependency
12. A ___ entity has a primary key that is partially or totally derived from the parent entity in the relationship.
3NF
Strong
Weak
Relational models
13. From a system functionality point of view - ___ attribute values can be calculated when they are needed to write reports or invoices.
Unary
Derived attribute
Normalization
Derived
14. The set of possible values for an attribute is a ____.
Domain
Surrogate
Unnormalized
(1 - 1)
15. View the data as part of a table or collection of tables in which all key values must be identified.
Data redundancy
Relational models
Denormalization
Domain
16. In a real-world environment - changing granularity requirements might dictate changes in primary key selection - and those changes might ultimately require the use of ____ keys.
Atomic attribute
Surrogate
Ternary
Granularity
17. In the ERD - Cardinality is indicated using the ___ notation.
Information requirements
Relational models
(min - max)
Participation
18. The associative entity is also known as a ___ entity.
Strong
Unnormalized
Simple
Composite
19. A table that is in 2NF and contains no transitive dependencies is said to be in ___.
Weak
Composite
Candidate
3NF
20. When a nonkey attribute is the determinate of a key attribute the table is in 3NF but not ____.
BCNF
Binary
Participation
Atomic attribute
21. Normalization represents a micro view of the ___ within the ERD.
BCNF
Entities
Surrogate
Derived attribute
22. __________ is a process to help reduce the likelihood of data anomalies.
Composite
BCNF
ERM
Normalization
23. The word "entity" in the ER model corresponds to a _______.
Table
Atomicity
Mandatory
Transitive dependency
24. If you have three different transitive dependencies - ___ different determinants exist.
Prime
Three
Repeating group
Atomic attribute
25. ____ yields better performance.
Denormalization
Simple
Domain
Partial dependencies
26. Dependencies can be identified with the help of a dependency _____.
Diagram
Recursive
JOB_CHG_HOUR
Strong
27. Most designers consider the BCNF as a special case of the ____.
Duplication
3NF
Data redundancy
Participation
28. A ____ relationship exists when three entities are associated.
Dependency Diagram
Relational models
Binary
Ternary
29. In order to meet performance requirements - you may have to denormalize portions of the ________.
Transitive dependency
Database design
Table
JOB_CHG_HOUR
30. A ___ relationship exists when two entities are associated.
BCNF
Three
Unary
Binary
31. Improving ___ leads to more flexible queries.
Derived attribute
Candidate key
Atomicity
3NF
32. Complex ____ requirements may dictate data transformations - and they may expand the number of entities and attributes withing the design.
Candidate key
Information
Data warehouse
Weak
33. ________ cannot be further subdivided.
Atomic attribute
Table
Numeric
Strong
34. A _____ entity is composed of the primary keys of each of the entities to be connected.
Associative
Single-valued
Granularity
RDBMS
35. If database tables are treated as though they were files in a file system - the ___ never has a chance to demonstrate its superior data-handling capabilities.
Surrogate
RDBMS
Repeating group
Table
36. A ____ exists when there are functional dependencies such that Y is functionally dependent on X and Z is functionally dependent on Y - and X is the primary key.
Surrogate
Determinant
Transitive dependency
Three
37. An attribute that is part of a key is known as a ____ attribute.
ERM
Database design
Prime
Strong
38. An example of denormalization is using a ___ denormalized table to hold report data. This is required when creating a tabular report in which the columns represent data that is stored in the table as rows.
Database type
Temporary
Relational models
1NF
39. A table where every determinant is a candidate key is said to be in ____.
Atomic attribute
Data integrity problems
BCNF
Associative
40. If an employee within an EMPLOYEE entity has a relationship with itself - that relationship is known as a ____ relationship.
Relational models
Recursive
Duplication
Dependency
41. Data redundancy produces ____.
Data integrity problems
Relational table
Atomicity
Dependency Diagram
42. According to naming conventions described in Chapter 2 - ___ would be the best name for a column representing the charges per hour in a table named JOB.
2NF
JOB_CHG_HOUR
Associative
Simple
43. ______________database tables often lead to various data redundancy disasters in production databases.
Temporary
Duplication
Recursive
Unnormalized
44. In order to meet ___ requirements - you may have to denormalize some portion of the database.
Relational models
Denormalization
Performance
Partial dependencies
45. Need not be stored physically in the data base.
Temporary
Derived attribute
Ternary
Recursive
46. 1NF - 2NF - and 3NF are _____.
Atomicity
BCNF
Unary
Normalization stages
47. A ___ derives its name from the fact that a group of multiple entries of the same type can exist for any single key attribute occurrence.
4NF
Unnormalized
Repeating group
Duplication
48. An ERM is not dependent on the ____________.
(1 - 1)
Database type
Performance
Numeric
49. Data redundancies occur from ____ of data on every row entry.
Atomic attribute
Duplication
BCNF
Derived
50. In a ___ diagram - the arrows above the attribute indicate all desirable dependencies.
Multivalued dependencies
3NF
Candidate
Dependency
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