following structure: * General - contains general information about the database, without any categories (see General Category). All items defined in the General category apply to all database objects. * Script - used for generation and reverse engineering. Contains the following sub-categories: * SQL - contains the following sub-categories, each of which contains items whose values define general syntax for the database: * Syntax - general parameters for SQL syntax (see Syntax Category)
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model and answer the following questions. A. Entity: Entities are the building blocks of relational database design. An entity can be a real world object which exists actually or hypothetically has certain multiple attributes or properties which may be assigned values. An entity is a person, place, thing, event or conceptual object. An entity that will have many instances in the database. In given example Customer, booking, vehicle, Booking status, Vehicle category, Model, Manufacturer are entities
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relevant data is a critical element to a firm’s success. No matter what form of business one is involved in - whether it be a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation - having at least one quality database is a must if he or she expects favourable results. With effective and efficient databases, companies are able to deliver great service or produce the required units of merchandise on a timely manner. It is an established fact that running a business is no easy feat. This is especially true
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New DB Click Start Button and type dbca and press next Select Create Database and Press Next Select General Purpose and Press Next Type Globaldatabase and SID and Press Next Uncheck Configure the database with Enterprise Manager Enter the Password for Sys and System and press Next Select File System and Press Next Select Use Common Location for all database and click Browser Select the Path and Press Ok and then Next Uncheck Specify Flash
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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF VARIOUS SORTING ALGORITHM ABSTRACT: Sorting is a commonly used operation in computer science. In addition to its main job, sorting is often required to facilitate some other operation such as searching, merging and normalization. A sorting algorithm consists of comparison, swap, and assignment operations. There are several elementary and advanced sorting algorithms that are being used in practical life as well as in computation such as Quick sort, Bubble sort, Merge sort,
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important data. With the use of dashboards, users at every level can easily access summaries of important information. BI software can combine data from separate warehouses and databases to help managers make better business decisions. With all the information centralized, managers save time when accessing other divisions’ databases. BI uses data mining to automatically sort through large pools of data to determine trends and patterns that could have otherwise been overlooked by managers. 3. What
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1. (TCO A) A database stores (Points : 5) Ans: E 2. (TCO B) Entities of a given type are grouped into a(n) _____. (Points : 5) entity classes. 3. (TCO C) A determinant that determines all the other columns in a relation is a _____. (Points : 5) D) candidate key 4. (TCO C) A table that meets the definition of a relation is in _____ (Points : 5) A) First Normal Form 5. (TCO D) In a SQL query, which SQL keyword is used with built-in functions to group together rows that have the
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The University Student Registration System: a Case Study in Building a High-Availability Distributed Application Using General Purpose Components M. C. Little, S. M. Wheater, D. B. Ingham, C. R. Snow, H. Whitfield and S. K. Shrivastava Department of Computing Science, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU, England. Abstract Prior to 1994, student registration at Newcastle University involved students being registered in a single place, where they would present a form which had
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Article 1: What database did you visit? Academic Search Complete What key word(s) did you enter for your search? Military retirement What number of results did the database find? 249 List the title for one article you found interesting. Parallel Lines Never Meet: Why The Military Disability Retirement And Veterans Affairs Department Claim Adjudication Systems Are A Failure. Article 2: What database did you visit? Government Pubs What key word(s) did you enter for your search? Military
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