DBMS Flashcards

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What is database?

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Database is the organized collection of data, which can be easily managed and accessed.

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Define DBMS

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DBMS are the collection of programs used for creating and managing databases.

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Types of database

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  1. Relational database
  2. Hierarchical database
    3.Network database
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advantages of dbms

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  1. No redundant data (duplicate data)
  2. Data integrity and consistency
  3. High data security
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Define RDBMS

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A relational database management system is a database management system that stores data in multiple tables and links each other to share, retrieve, and organize.

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Advantages of rdbms

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  1. Reduced data redundancy and inconsistency
  2. Data integrity and high security
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Define MS access

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MS access is the RDBMS developed by Microsoft used to create, organize, store, and manage data in database.

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Advantages of Ms access

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  1. It can import data from multiple sources.
  2. It supports many high level language that works on windows os
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extension of ms access

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.accdb

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Objects of Ms access database

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  1. Table
  2. Query
  3. Form
  4. Report
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Elements of table

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  1. Field
  2. Row
  3. Column
  4. Record
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Define field in database

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Field in database is heading under which similar information are stored.

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Define record

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Record is the collection of related data that are treated as single unit of information.

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14
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Define column

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Column is that field that is managed vertically.

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Define rows

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Row is the record that is managed horizontally

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Define query

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Query is the request for data and information

17
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Define form

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Form is the object of database which allows entering data, display and update data in customized format.

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Define report

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Report is the object of database which displays the data in manageable format for printing.

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Define data integrity

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Data integrity is the accuracy, completeness, and quality of data and its maintenance over time.

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Define data consistency

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Data consistency is the accuracy, completeness and correctness of data stored in database

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What does data redundancy mean?

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Data redundancy mean the repetition of same data in multiple place within database.

22
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application fields

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  1. Business field
  2. School and office.
  3. Banking and finance
23
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features of rdbms

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  1. Reduced data redundancy and inconsistency
  2. Data integrity and enhanced sercurity
  3. Data stored in tabular structure enhance the representation of data
24
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difference between data redundancy and data inconsistency.

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data redundancy refers to repetition of data in database and it leads to increased storage requirements.

Data inconsistency refers to the different values of same data in a database. and it leads to incorrect or inaccurate query results.

25
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define primary key

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Primary key is a special field, or combination of field, that uniquely identifies each record.

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two importance of primary key

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  1. It prevents duplication of data.
  2. It creates referential integrity constraints to establish relation between tables.