Acronym 4 C182 Flashcards

1
Q

Database applications have two major layers

A

Application Layer

Database Management Layer

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2
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Communicates with the end user and can be fairly complex

A

Application Layer

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3
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DBMS

A

Database Management System

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4
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The act of analyzing and converting data into information that can be used in decision-making

A

Database research

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5
Q

Types of Data

A

Integers
Floating Point Numbers
Characters
Character Strings

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6
Q

What type of data?

31068

A

Integers

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7
Q

What type of Data?

4.82

A

Floating Point Numbers

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8
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What type of data?

  • Y
  • #
  • @
A

Characters

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9
Q

What type of data?

  • FggsJ43!(08
  • Mmfds59^;3#23edoO
  • G2nS88^9(#@
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Character Strings

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10
Q

What represents a truth value; that is, TRUE or FALSE

A

Boolean Value

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11
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What stores data in a plain text file? Each line of the text file holds one record.

A

Flat-File Database

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12
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Data is organized in a tree structure

A
Hierarchical Database
(one of the oldest database models)
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13
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Contains database tables that can be joined together in logical ways

A

Relational Databases

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14
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What is a Primary Key?

A

A records unique identifier on a relational database

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15
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What is a Foreign Key?

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A primary key of one table that appears as an attribute in another table

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16
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An activity through which users and applications access and manipulate data in relational databases

A

Database Operation

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17
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Queries

A

When a user or application sends a request to a database

18
Q

SQL

A

Structured Query Language

19
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Take rows from one table and create a new table.

A

Selection Operation

20
Q

Combines distinct fields from multiple tables that have the same set of attributes and data types

A

Union Operation

21
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Creating a result table that includes all of the attributes from the two tables; each row of the second table is added to each row of the first table

A

Product Operation

22
Q

Combines two tables, but records are only appended when a matching criterion is met

A

Join Operation

23
Q

Stores complex data and relationships between data directly without using inter-table relations.

Optimized to work in a cloud environment

A

Object-Oriented Database

24
Q

Systems of data stored in raw format

A

Data Lakes

25
Q

What is an example of structured data

A

Tables

26
Q

What is an example of unstructured data?

A

Audio and Video recordings

27
Q

Consists of data residing on different machines

A

Distributed Databases

28
Q

DBA

A

Database Administrator

29
Q

(Database Administration (DBA) responsibilities)

Ensuring that only authorized users have access to the database and fortifying it against unauthorized access

A

Database Security

30
Q

(Database Administration (DBA) responsibilities)

Optimizing performance of database systems

A

Database tuning

31
Q

(Database Administration (DBA) responsibilities)

Making replicas of databases available from various locations

A

High Availability

32
Q

(Database Administration (DBA) responsibilities)

Continuing core business operations effectively, even with the disruption of some auxiliary services

A

Business Continuity

33
Q

(Database Administration (DBA) responsibilities)

Write complex queries and generating reports for users

A

Reporting

34
Q

(Database Administration (DBA) responsibilities)

Writing code to interact with the database resources

A

Designing and Developing Database Applications

35
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(Database Administration (DBA) responsibilities)

The translation of raw data into something useful.

Analyzing specific categories of historical information and making decisions based on that information.

A

Business Intelligence

36
Q

BI

A

Business Intelligence

37
Q

NoSQL

A

Not Only SQL

38
Q

A domain-specified language used in programming and designed for managing data

A

SQL

39
Q

SQL

A

Structured Query Langauge

40
Q

Databases that can accommodate a wide variety of data models.
An alternative to traditional relational databases.
Useful for working with large sets of distributed data.

A

NoSQL

41
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Databases optimized to work in a cloud environment

A

Cloud Databases