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Database Fundamentals
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. A data manipulation language for relational databases in which users indicate the action to be taken by completing on-screen forms
Relation
Query-By-Example (QBE)
Security
Primary Key
2. A statement the can be either true or false. Also called a condition
Criterion
Design Grid
Attribute
ALTER TABLE
3. When sorting on two fields - the less important field
Attribute
Secondary Sort Key
Entity
Entity-Relationship (E-R) Diagram
4. A screen object you use to maintain or view and print data from a database
Form
Attribute
Field
Server
5. An access query that creates a table using the results of a query
Form
Delete Query
Make-Table Query
Criteria
6. A function used to calculate the number of entries and the sum or average of all the entries in a given column or the largest or smallest of the entries in a given column
Aggregate Functions
One-to-Many Relationship
Entity Integrity
Database Administrator (DBA)
7. In Access the query that updates the contents of a table
Data Independence
Field
Update Query
PROJECT
8. When sorting on two fields this is the more important field
AND Criterion
Command
Major Sort Key
Join Column
9. The individual or group that is responsible for a database
Database Administration (DBA)
Form
Data Independence
Qualify
10. An application program's or an individual user's picture of a database
Null
Security
View
CHECK
11. The portion of the Query Design window in Access where you enter fields or criteria or sort orders and so on
Design Grid
Functions
Functions
Defining Query
12. A delete option in which related records are automatically deleted
Validation Text
Comparison Operator
Cascade Delete
Redundancy
13. A condition that involves only a single field and a single value
Trigger
Simple Condition
Sysindexes
Primary Key
14. A Characteristic or property of an entity
HAVING Clause
Column
Computed Field
Relational Database
15. A collection of relations
Query-By-Example (QBE)
DROP TABLE
Relational Database
Intersection
16. When comparing tables the set of all rows that are in the first table but that are not in the second table
Difference
Join
SELECT
Secondary Sort Key
17. An association between entities
Single-Column Index
Criterion
Relationship
Natural Join
18. An action that automatically occurs in response to an associated database operation such as INSERT or UPDATE or DELETE
AND Criterion
Trigger
Functions
Referential Integrity
19. A function used to calculate the number of entries and the sum or average of all the entries in a given column or the largest or smallest of the entries in a given column
Redundancy
Row-and Column Subset View
Functions
Form
20. A database has integrity if the data in it satisfies all established integrity constraints
Integrity
Functions
Relationship
Data Macro
21. A rule that must be followed by data in a database
Integrity Constraint
Sort Key
Aggregate Functions
Defining Query
22. A screen object you use to maintain or view and print data from a database
One-to-Many Relationship
Form
Multiple-Field Index
Relational Algebra
23. When sorting on two fields - the less important field
Database Design
Minor Sort Key
Relational Algebra
Qualify
24. A function used to calculate the number of entries and the sum or average of all the entries in a given column or the largest or smallest of the entries in a given column
Database Management System (DBMS)
Intersection
Database
Functions
25. The form of a join in which all records appear - even if they don't match
Join Line
Union Compatible
Outer Join
Sysindexes
26. The individual who is responsible for a database or the head of database administration
Calculated Field
System Catalog
Reserved Words
Database Administrator (DBA)
27. A characteristic or property of an entity
Repeating Groups
Query
Field
OR Criterion
28. A rule that must be followed by data in a database
Integrity Constraint
Index
Database Administrator (DBA)
Design Grid
29. The individual who is responsible for a database or the head of database administration
Design Grid
Integrity
Sysindexes
Database Administrator (DBA)
30. The part of an SQL SELECT command that indicates the columns to be included in the query results
SELECT Clause
Criterion
Relational Algebra
Statement History
31. The relational algebra command that combines tables and searches for rows in the first table that match all rows in the second table
Redundancy
Database Design
CHECK
Division
32. Combination of criteria in which both criteria must be true
Reserved Words
Criteria
AND Criterion
Query-By-Example (QBE)
33. The prevention of unauthorized access to a database
Security
Unnormalized Relation
Null
HAVING Clause
34. The part of an SQL SELECT command that indicates a sort order
ORDER BY Clause
SUBTRACT
Calculated Field
Multiple Column Index
35. When sorting on two fields this is the more important field
Major Sort Key
Criterion
Relationship
Minor Sort Key
36. What type of an operator is >= ?
Major Sort Key
Comparison Operator
Delete Query
AND Criterion
37. A characteristic or property of an entity
INSERT
Attribute
Data Independence
Security
38. To indicate the table (relation) of which a given column (attribute) is a part by preceding the column name with the table name.
Qualify
Referential Integrity
Entity-Relationship (E-R) Diagram
Relationship
39. A function used to calculate the number of entries and the sum or average of all the entries in a given column or the largest or smallest of the entries in a given column
FOREIGN KEY
Update Query
Intersection
Aggregate Functions
40. A combination of criteria in which at least on the criteria must be true
OR Criterion
Index
Cascade Update
Primary Key
41. A view that consists of a subset of the rows and columns in a table
INSERT
Row-and Column Subset View
Relation
Database
42. The column on which two tables are joined
Product
Query
Join Column
Relational Algebra
43. A file used to store data about a single entity. Such a file can be thought of as a table.
DROP INDEX
DROP TABLE
Data File
Unnormalized Relation
44. A source of data - usually stored in hidden database tables - about the types of entities or attributes and relationships in a database
PROJECT
Validation Rule
Catalog
Primary Sort Key
45. A graphic model for database design in which entities are represented as rectangles and relationships are represented as either arrows or diamonds connected to the entities they relate
GROUP BY Clause
Criteria
Entity-Relationship (E-R) Diagram
CHECK
46. In relational algebra the operation in which two tables are connected on the basis of common data.
Relation
Criterion
WHERE Clause
Join
47. The portion of the Query Design window in Access where you enter fields or criteria or sort orders and so on
Natural Join
Design Grid
Validation Text
Major Sort Key
48. A relationship between two entities in which each occurrence of the first entity is related to many occurrences of the second entity and each occurrence of the second entity is related to or at most one occurrence of the first entity
Database Administrator (DBA)
Redundancy
One-to-Many Relationship
Query
49. When comparing tables an intersection is a new table containing all rows that are in both original tables
Intersection
One-to-Many Relationship
Outer Join
Data Independence
50. A Characteristic or property of an entity
Sort
Update Query
Column
DROP INDEX