A) primary keys
B) foreign keys
C) semantic keys
D) link keys
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A) Transaction files are similar to ledgers in a manual AIS.
B) Multiple master files create problems with data consistency.
C) Transaction files are permanent.
D) Individual records are never deleted in a master file.
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A) how a user or programmer conceptually organizes and understands the data.
B) how the DBMS accesses data for a certain application program.
C) how and where the data are physically arranged and stored.
D) how master files store data values used by more than one application program.
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A) name.
B) registration number.
C) date of birth.
D) relationship number.
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A) to replace the double entry-system
B) to address the proliferation of master files
C) to increase the speed that an organization could process transactions
D) to decrease the costs associated with manual accounting systems
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A) owls.
B) parental relationships.
C) registration numbers.
D) names.
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A) entity integrity
B) referential integrity
C) update anomaly
D) insert anomaly
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A) the primary key.
B) a foreign key.
C) combined with other data fields to form a primary key.
D) null.
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A) an attribute.
B) a primary key.
C) a foreign key.
D) A, B, and C
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A) customer number
B) cash receipt date
C) remittance advice number
D) customer check number
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A) update anomaly.
B) insert anomaly.
C) integrity anomaly.
D) delete anomaly.
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A) an update anomaly.
B) an insert anomaly.
C) a delete anomaly.
D) an integrity anomaly.
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A) purge
B) erase
C) delete
D) integrity
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A) normalization.
B) decentralization.
C) geometric data modeling.
D) semantic data modeling.
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Multiple Choice
A) Data is consistent.
B) Redundancy is minimized and controlled.
C) All data is stored in one table or relation.
D) The primary key of any row in a relation cannot be null.
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A) Primary keys can be null.
B) Foreign keys, if not null, must have values that correspond to the value of a primary key in another table.
C) All non-key attributes in a table should describe a characteristic about the object identified by the primary key.
D) Every column in a row must be single-valued.
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