MTA DAF 4 Flashcards
Which type of index uses pointers that point to row location?
nonclustered index
What would enable you to enforce the uniqueness property of columns, other than a primary key within a table?
unique constraint key
What type of field would you make an employee ID?
unique constraint key
Which normalization form indicates the elimination of repeating groups?
1NF
If you define a primary key, which of the following levels have you reached?
1NF
What is an attribute or set of attributes that can be used to uniquely identify the row?
primary key
Which normalization form indicates the elimination of redundant data?
2NF
What type of index has an index key value that points to a data row, which contains the key value?
nonclustered index
What do you call the elimination of redundant data?
normalization
What structures are used when storing keys for a clustered index?
B-Tree
What key is replicated from the primary key of one table to a secondary table, and then all the key attributes get duplicated from the primary table?
foreign key
Which level eliminates columns not dependent on key?
3NF
What type of index sorts the data stored inside the table?
clustered index
Which of the following is not a condition for 1NF?
- Table must have no duplicate records.
- The table must have no multi-valued attributes.
- Entries in the column are of the same data type.
- There are no primary keys.
There are no primary keys
Which level of is reached by using primary keys on table within a SQL Server database?
1NF