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Which one (1) DCL (Data Control Langauge) is considered as part of Database Transaction

Select one:
a. COMMIT
b. ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT
c. SAVEPOINT
d. ROLLBACK
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Which of the following statement is not true about Foreign Key constraint.

Select one:
a. The foreign key constraint is used to prevent actions that would destroy links between
tables.
b. The foreign key constraint also prevents invalid data from being inserted into the foreign
key column, because it has to be one of the values contained in the table it points to.
c. Ensures that the relationship between tables remain preserved as data is inserted,
deleted and modified
d. A foreign key in one table points to a foreign key in another table.
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This is the fundamental entity which introduces abstraction in a Database Management

Select one:
a. Entity Relationship Model
b. Entity Relationship Diagram
c. This is the fundamental entity which introduces abstraction in a Database Management
System (DBMS).
d. Data Model
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Which of the following is the correct representation of one-to-one relation?

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a. 
b. 

c. 
d. 
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A type constraint that uniquely identifies each record in a database table and can be applied
on one or more column.

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a. Unique
b. Primary key
c. Foreign key
d. Check
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This is also known as unit of work.

Select one:
a. Database Transaction
b. Data Control Language
c. Transaction
d. Database Processes
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It is a state of operational database with data at any given time.

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a. Data Instance
b. Logical Data Instance
c. Physical Data Instance
d. Database Instance
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It is the skeleton structure that represents the logical view of the entire database.

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a. Database Schema
b. Entity Relationship Model
c. Entity Relationship Diagram
d. Data Model
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Which of the following is the correct example of dropping on delete cascade?

Select one:
a. ALTER TABLE AUTHORS
DROP PRIMARY KEY;
b. ALTER AUTHORS
DROP PRIMARY KEY CASCADE;
c. ALTER TABLE AUTHORS
DROP PRIMARY KEY ON DELETE CASCADE;
d. ALTER TABLE AUTHORS
DROP PRIMARY KEY CASCADE;
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Which of the following is the correct example of adding a check constraint on column
BOOK_ID to accept value greater that 10?

Select one:
a. CREATE TABLE BOOKS(
BOOK_ID NUMBER,
TITLE VARCHAR(10),
YEAR NUMBER(4),
CONSTRAINT BK_ID CHECK (BOOK_ID > 10));
b. CREATE BOOKS(
BOOK_ID NUMBER,
TITLE VARCHAR(10),
YEAR NUMBER(4),
CONSTRAINT BK_ID CHECK (BOOK_ID > 10));
c. CREATE TABLE BOOKS(
BOOK_ID NUMBER,
TITLE VARCHAR(10),
YEAR NUMBER(4),
CONSTRAINT BK_ID CHECK KEY (BOOK_ID > 10));
d. CREATE BOOKS(
BOOK_ID NUMBER,
TITLE VARCHAR(10),
YEAR NUMBER(4),
CONSTRAINT BK_ID CHECK KEY (BOOK_ID > 10));
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This gives the user more flexibility and control when changing data and they ensure data
consistency in the event of user process or system failure.

Select one:
a. Transaction
b. Data manipulation language
c. Data control language
d. DBMS
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Which of the following is the correct example of derived attribute?

Select one:

a. 

b. 
c. None

d. 
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A type of lock that is acquired when an application wants to read and prevent others from
updating the same row.

Select one:
a. Sharelock (S locks)
b. Special Lock (Sp lock)
c. Exclusive Lock (X Lock)
d. Private Lock (P Lock)
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A state of the data where a transaction data must not be available to other transactions until
the original transaction is committed or rolled back.

Select one:
a. Durability
b. Atomicity
c. Isolation
d. Consistency
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It is used to ensures that data values inside a database follow defines rules for values,
range and format

Select one:
a. Not Null
b. Referential Itegrity
c. Entity Itegrity
d. Domain Intergrity
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Which of the following is not possible causes of lock.

Select one:
a. Lost Update
b. Long-running transactions
c. Uncommitted changes
d. Unnecessarily high locking levels
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A type of constraint that is used to insert a default value into a column.

Select one:
a. Unqiue
b. Check
c. Default
d. Not Null
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A transaction start when the first ____________ is issued.

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a. DCL
b. DDL
c. SELECT
d. DML
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A type of lock that is acquired when an application updates, inserts, or deletes a row.

Select one:
a. Special Lock (Sp lock)
b. Private Lock (P Lock)
c. Exclusive Lock (X Lock)
d. Sharelock (S locks)
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A type of constraint that is used to limit the value range that can be placed in a column.

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a. Not Null
b. Check
c. Default
d. Unqiue
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A transaction ends when either of the following occurs EXCEPT:

Select one:
a. CREATE TABLE is issued
b. The user type in Rollback
c. The user type in Commit
d. CREATE VIEW is issued
e. The user encounter system failure
f. The user closes the isqlplus
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Supposed that a user performs the query as shown below, what will happen to the data?
UPDATE EMPLOYEES SET JOB_ID = ‘IT’, SALARY =10000
WHERE MANAGER_ID IS NULL;
 
SAVEPOINT UPDATE_IT;
 
UPDATE EMPLOYEES SET JOB_ID = ‘SECRETARY’
WHERE DEPARTMENT IN (50,90) OR SALARY > 500;
 
SAVEPOINT UPDATE_IT;
 
ROLLBACK;

Select one:
a. The manager_id that is equal to null is now change to IT and the job_id of employees
under department_id 50,90 or salary greater than 500 have been updated to secretary.
b. Savepoints are saved.
c. No changes made on employees table.
d. The manager_id that is equal to null has been updated to IT.
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Which of the following is the correct example of referencing the BOOKS table to
AUTHORS?

Select one:
a. CREATE TABLE BOOKS(
BOOK_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
TITLE VARCHAR(10),
YEAR NUMBER(4),
CONSTRAINT BK_ID (BOOK_ID)
REFERENCES AUTHORS (BOOK_ID));
b. CREATE TABLE BOOKS(
BOOK_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
TITLE VARCHAR(10),
YEAR NUMBER(4),
CONSTRAINT BK_ID FOREIGN KEY(BOOK_ID)
REFERENCES AUTHORS (BOOK_ID));
c. CREATE TABLE BOOKS(
BOOK_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
TITLE VARCHAR(10),
YEAR NUMBER(4),
CONSTRAINT BK_ID FOREIGN KEY(BOOK_ID)
REFERENCE AUTHORS (BOOK_ID));
d. CREATE BOOKS(
BOOK_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
TITLE VARCHAR(10),
YEAR NUMBER(4),
CONSTRAINT BK_ID FOREIGN KEY(BOOK_ID)
REFERENCES TABLE AUTHORS (BOOK_ID));
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Supposed that a user performs the query as shown below, what will happen to the data?
UPDATE EMPLOYEES SET JOB_ID = ‘IT’, SALARY =10000
WHERE MANAGER_ID IS NULL;
 
SAVEPOINT UPDATE_IT;
 
UPDATE EMPLOYEES SET JOB_ID = ‘SECRETARY’
WHERE DEPARTMENT IN (50,90) OR SALARY > 500;
 
SAVEPOINT UPDATE_SECRETARY;
 
ROLLBACK TO UPDATE_IT;

Select one:
a. The manager_id that is equal to null has been updated to IT.
b. No changes made on employees table.
c. Savepoints are discarded.
d. The manager_id that is equal to null is now change to IT and the job_id of employees
under department_id 50,90 or salary greater than 5000 have been updated to secretary
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A state of the data where a transaction must be fully compliant with the state of the
database as it was prior to the transaction.

Select one:
a. Isolation
b. Atomicity
c. Durability
d. Consistency
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Supposed that a user performs the query as shown below, what will happen to the data?
UPDATE EMPLOYEES SET JOB_ID = ‘IT’, SALARY =10000
WHERE MANAGER_ID IS NULL;
 
SAVEPOINT UPDATE_IT;
 
UPDATE EMPLOYEES SET JOB_ID = ‘SECRETARY’
WHERE DEPARTMENT IN (50,90) OR SALARY > 500;
 
SAVEPOINT UPDATE_IT;
 
ROLLBACK TO UPDATE_IT;

Select one:
a. Savepoints are discarded.
b. The manager_id that is equal to null has been updated to IT.
c. No changes made on employees table.
d. The manager_id that is equal to null is now change to IT and the job_id of employees
under department_id 50,90 or salary greater that 500 have been updated to secretary.
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An automatic commit is issued by the Oracle Server under the following circumstances.

Select one or more:

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Which of the following is the correct example of an attributes?

Select one:
a. USN_ID
b. Student
c. Teacher
d. Department
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A type of constraint uniquely identifies each record in a database table.

Select one:
a. Primary key
b. Foreign key
c. Unique
d. Check
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A type constraint that uniquely identifies each record in a database table and can be applied
on one or more column.

Select one:
a. Foreign key
b. Primary key
c. Unique
d. Check
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A type of constraint that ensures the relationship between tables remain preserved as data
is inserted, deleted and modified.

Select one:
a. Primary key
b. Foreign key
c. Unique and Primary Key
d. Unique
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Which two of the following forms key itergrity constraint.

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a. Foreign Key and Unique
b. Foreign key and Primary Key
c. Primary Key and Unique
d. Check and Not Null
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This is used to enable a currentlt disable constraint in the table definition.

Select one:
a. ENABLE CONSTRAINT
b. ON DELETE CASCADE
c. DISABLE CONSTRAINT
d. DROP CASCADE
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Which of the following is the correct example of create a default constraint.

Select one:
a. CREATE TABLE COURSE
(CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,
TITLE VARCHAR(20),
CONSTRAINT CODE_df DEFAULT(CODE 'BSIT'));
b. CREATE TABLE COURSE
(CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,
TITLE VARCHAR(20) DEFAULT ‘Invalid’));
c. CREATE TABLE COURSE
(CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,
TITLE VARCHAR(20) CONSTRAINT CODE_df DEFAULT(CODE 'BSIT');
d. CREATE TABLE COURSE
(CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,
TITLE VARCHAR(20),
CONSTRAINT CODE_df DEFAULT(CODE BSIT));
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Which of the following is the correct example of adding primary key constraint?

Select one:
a. ALTER TABLE AUTHORS
ADD CONSTRAINT AUTHOR_ID PRIMARY KEY NUMBER;
b. ALTER TABLE AUTHORS
ADD BK_ID PRIMARY KEY(NUMBER);
c. ALTER TABLE AUTHORS
ADD CONSTRAINT AUTHOR_ID PRIMARY KEY(NUMBER);
d. ALTER TABLE AUTHORS
ADD CONSTRAINT AUTHOR_ID PRIMARY KEY;
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A type of constraint uniquely identifies each record in a database table.

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a. Check
b. Unique
c. Primary key
d. Foreign key
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Which of the following is the correct example of saving changes made on the table?
Select one:
a. Type exit
b. Save;
c. Commit;
d. CTRL + S
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Which of the following transaction rules is not included in the group?

Select one:
a. Durability
b. Isolation
c. Redundancy
d. Atomicity
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It occurs when two or more applications wait indefinitely for a resources.

Select one:
a. Deadlock
b. Podlock
c. Lock
d. Lock wait
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Supposed that a user performs the query as shown below, what will happen to the data?
UPDATE EMPLOYEES SET JOB_ID = ‘IT’
WHERE MANAGER_ID IS NULL;
 
SAVEPOINT UPDATE_IT;
 
UPDATE EMPLOYEES SET JOB_ID = ‘SECRETARY’
WHERE DEPARTMENT IN (50,90);
 
SAVEPOINT UPDATE_IT;
 
COMMIT;
 
ROLLBACK;

Select one:
a. The job_id of employees under department_id 50,90 have been updated to secretary.
b. Changes are made permanently.
c. The manager_id that is equal to null has been updated to IT.
d. Savepoints are saved.
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This is used to delete child row when a parent key is deleted.

Select one:
a. DROP CASCADE
b. ENABLE CONSTRAINT
c. ON DELETE CASCADE
d. DISABLE CONSTRAINT
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A state of the data where a transaction must be fully complete, saved (committed) or
completely undone (rolled back).

Select one:
a. Atomicity
b. Isolation
c. Durability
d. Consistency
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A type of transaction that is ends the current transactions by making all pending data
changes permanent.

Select one:
a. COMMIT
b. SAVEPOINT
c. ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT
d. ROLLBACK
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This is used to deactivate an integrity constraint.

Select one:
a. DROP CASCADE
b. ENABLE CONSTRAINT
c. DISABLE CONSTRAINT
d. ON DELETE CASCADE
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This is used to deactivate an integrity constraint.

Select one:
a. ON DELETE CASCADE
b. DROP CASCADE
c. DISABLE CONSTRAINT
d. ENABLE CONSTRAINT
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A type of transaction that rolls back the current transaction to the specified savepoint,
thereby discarding any changes or savepoint created after the savepoint to which you are
rolling back.

Select one:
a. SAVEPOINT
b. ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT
c. COMMIT
d. ROLLBACK
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It is used to ensures that data values inside a database follow defines rules for values,
range and format

Select one:
a. Domain Intergrity
b. Referential Itegrity
c. Entity Itegrity
d. Not Null
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Which of the following is the correct example of disabling an integrity constraint?

Select one:
a. ALTER TABLE STUDENTS
MODIFY CONSTRAINT DISABLE usn_pk;
b. ALTER TABLE STUDENTS
DISABLE CONSTRAINT usn_pk;
c. ALTER TABLE STUDENTS
DROP CONSTRAINT usn_pk;
d. ALTER TABLE STUDENTS
DISABLE usn_pk;
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Which of the following is the correct example of enabling constraint?

Select one:
a. ALTER TABLE BOOKS
ENABLE CONSTRAINT STUD_ID;
b. ALTER TABLE BOOKS
ENABLE COLUMN CONSTRAINT STUD_ID;
c. ALTER BOOKS
ENABLE CONSTRAINT STUD_ID;
d. ALTER TABLE BOOKS
ENABLE STUD_ID;
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A state where a transaction data changes must be available, even in the event of database
failure.

Select one:
a. Atomicity
b. durability
c. Consistency
d. Isolation
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