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DBMS Mid-2 Question Bank

This document contains questions from 5 units related to database management systems. Unit III questions focus on normalization, data redundancy, and scheme refinement. Unit IV covers transaction states, concurrency control methods like timestamp ordering and locking protocols. Unit V discusses various file organization methods like indexing and hashing. Questions analyze insertion and deletion operations for indexing structures including ISAM, linear hashing, B+ trees and extendable hashing. Comparisons are made between linear and extendable hashing as well as hash indexing and B+ tree indexes.

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DBMS Mid-2 Question Bank

This document contains questions from 5 units related to database management systems. Unit III questions focus on normalization, data redundancy, and scheme refinement. Unit IV covers transaction states, concurrency control methods like timestamp ordering and locking protocols. Unit V discusses various file organization methods like indexing and hashing. Questions analyze insertion and deletion operations for indexing structures including ISAM, linear hashing, B+ trees and extendable hashing. Comparisons are made between linear and extendable hashing as well as hash indexing and B+ tree indexes.

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Hyderabad Institute of Technology and Management

Gowdavelli (V), Medchal Dist. 501401.


Faculty In-Charge:T. Raghavendra Gupta Year II
Subject Name :Subject Code:CS404PC Sem II

Q.N Bloom’
Question Marks Cos POs
O s Level
UNIT – III

1 What is normalization? What are the conditions required for a 10 L2 CO2 PO1
relation to be in 3NF and BCNF explain with example.
2 . What is normalization? Explain 4 NF and 5 NF with example. 5 L2 CO2 PO1

3 What do you mean by scheme refinement? Explain how it can be 5 L2 CO2 PO1
accomplished?
4 What are the problems caused by redundancy and decomposition of 5 L2 CO2 PO1
relation?
5 Describe about data query language? with examples? 5 L2 CO4 PO2

UNIT IV

1 Explain transaction states and desirable properties. 5 L2 CO3 PO1

2 How to test serializability of a schedule? Explain with an example 5 L2 CO3 PO1

3 Explain Time-stamp based concurrency control Protocol ? 5 L2 CO3 PO1

4 What Is transaction? Explain the ACID properties of transaction? 10 L2 CO3 PO1


With example?
5 Explain Conflict serializability and View serializability 5 L2 CO3 PO1

6 Explain Two phase locking protocol 5 L2 CO3 PO1

7 Explain briefly about Multiple Granularity? 5 L2 CO3 PO1


8 Explain Log based protocol with an example? 5 L2 CO3 PO1

9 Write about the concurrent control mechanisms without locking? 5 L2 CO3 PO1

10 Differentiate Transaction Recovery and Media Recovery? 5 L2 CO3 PO1

UNIT V

1 Explain Deletion and insertion operations in ISAM with example 5 L2 CO4 PO2

2 Explain various file organization methods. Give suitable examples to 5 L2 CO3 PO1
each of them.
3 Explain Deletion and insertion operations in linear hashing with 5 L2 CO3 PO1
example?
4 How does Extendable hashing use a directory of buckets? How does 5 L2 CO3 PO1
it handles insert and delete operations
5 Explain how insert and delete operations are handled in a static hash 5 L2 CO3 PO1
index
6 Explain deletion and insertion operation in B+ trees 5 L2 CO3 PO1

7 Compare linear hashing and extendable hashing 5 L2 CO3 PO1

8 Explain Primary, Cluster and Secondary Indexes 5 L2 CO3 PO1

9 Explain i)Hash Based indexing ii)Tree Based indexing 5 L2 CO3 PO1

10 Compare Hash indexing and B+ tress indexes 5 L2 CO3 PO1

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