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Database System 2 - CS - Advanced SQL
Database System 2 - CS - SQL Server 2000
Database System 2 - CS - Data Warehousing
Database System 2 - CS - XML and ADO.NET
Database System 2 - CS - Database Redesign
Database System 2 - CS - Introduction to SQL
Database System 2 - CS - Distributed Databases
Database System 2 - CS - Client Server Database
Database System 2 - CS - Data Modeling with ER
Database System 2 - CS - Logical Database Design
Database System 2 - CS - Introduction to Database
Database System 2 - CS - Object Oriented Database
Database System 2 - CS - Physical Database Design
Database System 2 - CS - The Database Environment
Database System 2 - CS - ODBC, OLE DB, ADO, and ASP
Database System 2 - CS - ER Model and Business Rules
Database System 2 - CS - Database Processing for BIS
Database System 2 - CS - Managing Multiuser Databases
Database System 2 - CS - Object Oriented Data Modeling
Database System 2 - CS - Managing Databases with Oracle
Database System 2 - CS - SQL for Database Construction
Database System 2 - CS - Data and Database Administration
Database System 2 - CS - Data Models into Database Designs
Database System 2 - CS - Modeling Data in the Organization
Database System 2 - CS - The Database Development Process
Database System 2 - CS - The Internet Database Environment
Database System 2 - CS - JDBC, Java Server Pages, and MySQL
Database System 2 - CS - Database Design Using Normalization
Database System 2 - CS - The Relational Model and Normalization
  1. A database is called "self-describing" because it contains a description of itself.

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     False

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  2. In a database, data is stored in spreadsheets which have rows and columns.

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     True
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  3. A database has data and relationships.

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     True
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     False

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  4. One of the reasons why OODBMSs have not been widely used for business information systems is that OOP is obsolete.

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     True
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     False

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  5. In an enterprise-class database system, business users interact directly with database applications, which directly access the database data.

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     True
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     False

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  6. Applications are programs that interact directly with the database.

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     True
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     False

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  7. The purpose of a database is to help people stop using spreadsheets.

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     True
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     False

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  8. Microsoft Access is an enterprise-class database product.

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     True
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     False

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  9. Structured Query Language (SQL) is an internationally recognized standard language that is understood by all commercial database management system products.

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     True
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     False

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  10. The XML family of standards is very important in database processing today.

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     True
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     False

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