- AEngineering
- BMathematics
- CScience
- DNone of these
Relational Model in DBMS - Quiz
- AManipulative components
- BIntegrity constraints
- CStructural components
- DAll of these
- ATuples
- BSet of attributes
- CRelation name
- DBoth (b) and (c)
- AThe primary key consists of more than one attribute.
- BReferential integrity is violated when attempting to enter data.
- CIt contains multiple foreign keys.
- DAll of these.
- ASuperkey
- BIrreducible superkey
- CForeign key
- DPrimary key
- ASecondary key
- BForeign key
- CPrimary key
- DAlternate key
- AForeign key
- BAlternate key
- CCandidate key
- DComposite key
- AOne
- BTwo
- CThree
- DFour
- ARecursive joins
- BLoss of data from employee sabotage
- CLoss of data from any one corrupted table
- DData redundancy
- APrimary key attribute cannot have null value.
- BPrimary key constraint enforces entity integrity.
- CUnique key constraint is preferable over primary key constraint.
- DMultiple primary key constraints can be defined on a relation.
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- A. Engineering
- B. Mathematics
- C. Science
- D. None of these
Remarks:
Explanation: Mathematics
- A. Manipulative components
- B. Integrity constraints
- C. Structural components
- D. All of these
Remarks:
Explanation: All of these
- A. Tuples
- B. Set of attributes
- C. Relation name
- D. Both (b) and (c)
Remarks:
Explanation: Tuples
- A. The primary key consists of more than one attribute.
- B. Referential integrity is violated when attempting to enter data.
- C. It contains multiple foreign keys.
- D. All of these.
Remarks:
Explanation: All of these.
- A. Superkey
- B. Irreducible superkey
- C. Foreign key
- D. Primary key
Remarks:
Explanation: Irreducible superkey
- A. Secondary key
- B. Foreign key
- C. Primary key
- D. Alternate key
Remarks:
Explanation: Primary key
- A. Foreign key
- B. Alternate key
- C. Candidate key
- D. Composite key
Remarks:
Explanation: Composite key
- A. One
- B. Two
- C. Three
- D. Four
Remarks:
Explanation: Three
- A. Recursive joins
- B. Loss of data from employee sabotage
- C. Loss of data from any one corrupted table
- D. Data redundancy
Remarks:
Explanation: Data redundancy
- A. Primary key attribute cannot have null value.
- B. Primary key constraint enforces entity integrity.
- C. Unique key constraint is preferable over primary key constraint.
- D. Multiple primary key constraints can be defined on a relation.
Remarks:
Explanation: Multiple primary key constraints can be defined on a relation.