31. Which level of RAID refers to disk mirroring with block striping? a) RAID level 1 b) RAID level 2 c) RAID level 0 d) RAID level 3 Answer: a 32. A unit of storage that can store one or more records in a hash file organization is denoted as a) Buckets b) Disk pages c) Blocks d) Nodes Answer: a 33. The file organization which allows us to read records that would fulfill the join condition by using one block read is a) Heap file organization b) Consecutive file organization c) Clustering file organization d) Hash file organization Answer: c 34. What are the exact features of a distributed database? a) Is always connected to the internet b) Always requires more than three machines c) Users see the data in one global schema. d) Have to require the physical location of the data when an update is done …show more content…
Each table space in an Oracle database consists of one or more files called a) Records b) name space c) data files d) PFILE Answer: c 36. The management information system (MIS) structure with one main computer system is called a a) Ordered MIS structure b) Scattered MIS structure c) Centralized MIS structure d) Decentralized MIS structure Answer: c 37. A top-to-bottom relationship among the items in a database is recognized by a a) Hierarchical schema b) Network schema c) Relational schema d) None of the above Answer: a 38. Which one of the following RDBMS supports full-fledged client server application development? a) dBase V b) Oracle 7.1 c) FoxPro 2.1 d) Ingress Answer: b 39. Choose one approach to standardization storing of data? a) MIS b) Organized
1. Check the back table for any measurement sheets that have been filled out. 2. Make sure the sheet is filled out correctly and has been initialed by the individual who measured the client. If it’s not filled out correctly do not record it!
51. Which is used to preserve the reliability of a document or a message. a) Message digest b) Encryption of message c) Encrypted message d) None of the mentioned Answer: c 52.
The difference between the two and three-tier client/server configuration, are the tiers (layers) that make up the systems. In a two-tier system you have a client and a server, each has the capability of doing the processing for the application (Brown, DeHayes, Hoffer, Martin, & Perkins, 2012). The software is loaded on the client computer, and access the data server directly. In a three-tier system, there is an additional server/computer between the client and data server; this third component contains the business logic or processing for the application (Brown, DeHayes, Hoffer, Martin, & Perkins, 2012; Luke, n.d.). A three-tier configuration could be a web-enabled business application.
VP networks are the best solution for the company. Because it will improve productivity, extend geographic connectivity and simplify network topology with ensuring security, reliability and scalability. Also, VPN can be very convenient not like other methods e.g. leased lines that can get very expansive. There are two types of VPN: Remote-Access and Site-to-Site.
This is an example of groups, and the functions that many of them have, as well as the ideals many of them hold 2.) Which of the following is considered a secondary group? a.) Family b.) Government c.)
…………………….. P.g 5 3.2: Copy of JB Hi-Fi’s organizational chart and what type of organizational structure is used for the business.… …………………………………………………….. P.g 5 3.3: Explanation as to why this type of structure has been implemented……………………………………………………………………………………….. P.g 5
3. Describe the organization, connection(s) between ideas, and transitions within the
Fundamentals of Networking IT204-1701A-03 Unit 1 Discussion Board 2 Andrew LeLusche Professor Gregory Roby Colorado Technical University 1/6/2017 Fundamentals of Networking IT204-1701A-03 Unit 1 Discussion Board 2 In order to choose the correct network for your needs, it is important to first understand the differences, advantages, and disadvantages between a peer to peer network and a client/server network. Whether you are a family home, a mom and pop shop, a data center or large corporation- there is a network for your needs. A network is a system of operating machines that allows a user to access an interface suitable for creating and saving documents, access webpages and video/audio content, run administrative programs to serve clients based on whatever business model or service provider you are. First let’s discuss a peer to peer network.
The information or data that needs to be stored could relate to personal employee information that would need to be password protected so only the relevant people can gain access. Only if date if stored in a procedural manner can it be easily retrieved. This can also help if an external body needs to gain access to records for example auditors. Describe the features of different types of systems used for storage and retrieval of information. There are many different ways in which you can store and retrieve information; the main purpose of storing any information is for easy retrieval in the future when it is
Conflict – The operation is in content of hierarchy. 3. Structure – The thoughts and expressions are shared accordingly to contribution. 4. Work – The performance of members require distinct roles.
Most of all operational database is stored in a relational database. This optimizes the support of the inquiries transactions. For example, a watch store, each time a watch is sold,, it must be tracked on a daily. The inventory is always updating because it needs to be accounted for. The time span for an operational must be short to cover but a relational has to have longer time frame to be able to analyze and get the information required.
SQL’s primary query language is Transact-SQL, an imple-mentation of the ANSI/ISO standard Structured Query Language (SQL) used by both Microsoft and Sybase. Microsoft SQL Server supports isolated, durable trans-actions, atomic and consistent,. SQL in-cludes support for database mirroring and clustering. An SQL server cluster is a collec-tion of identically configured servers, which help distribute the workload among multiple servers. SQL server also supports data parti-tioning for distributed databases, in addition to database mirroring which allows the crea-tion of mirrors of database contents, with transaction logs, on another instance of SQL Server, based on certain predefined
[C]data storage: A hierarchical database is organized into a tree-like structure. The data is stored as records which are connected through links in another database. It contains the collection of fields and records in multiple relationships. It may handle all the unstructured data in a structured
Matrix Structure – It is a type of structure in which reporting styles are set up as a grid or matrix rather it is like in traditional hierarchy. In other words, employees have dual reporting generally to both functional and product manager. This type of structure combines the departments seen in functional structures with project teams. In this employees work across other projects and teams as well as within their own department. The matrix brings together employees by function as well as
In a relational database management system the data access is privileged which means that the database administrator has the authority of giving access of data to some particular users which makes the data secure. 3. Easy to use: This type of database uses tables which is better and easy to create and use. Disadvantages of RDBMS: 1. Slow: