This chapter focuses on the principles of database management, covering file systems, database management systems, relational models, and the importance of keys in databases.
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What might happen if data is not backed up regularly?
What does normalization of a database aim to achieve?
What does normalization in a database help to achieve?
Which operation is NOT typically performed by a DBMS?
Which SQL command is used to add a new record to a table?
What does data redundancy in a file system refer to?
Which of the following best describes data inconsistency?
Which of the following can lead to data inconsistency?
Which of the following can serve as an alternate key?
In a relational database, how is a primary key defined?
What property must all attributes in a primary key have?
In the relational model, how are relations connected?
In which scenario would you use a composite primary key?
Which of the following best describes a candidate key?