WGU Data Management - Foundations - D426

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Which requirement within large, complex databases ensures users have limited access to the database?

Recovery

Performance

Authorization

Confidentiality

Authorization

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Which design type specifies database requirements without regard to a specific database system?

Physical design

Conceptual design

Logical design

Abstract design

Conceptual design

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3. What characterizes the rules of relational databases?

-They are logical constraints that ensure the data is valid.

-They are based on business policy and specific databases.

-They represent data volumes and rapidly changing data structures.

-They embody the theoretical foundation of the SQL language.

They are logical constraints that ensure the data is valid.

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4. Which event will result in an error code and error description when using MySQL Server?

When the server or updates are incorrectly installed

When an SQL statement is entered to locate errors in the database

When an SQL statement is syntactically incorrect

When a Mac OS shortcut code is used on a Windows OS

When an SQL statement is syntactically incorrect

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5. Which data type should be used to store whole integer values, such as age?

NUM

VARCHAR

DATE

INT

INT

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6. Which text-based interface is included in the MySQL Server Download?

MySQL Command-Line Client

MySQL Workbench

MySQL Enterprise

MySQL Community

MySQL Command-Line Client

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7. Which database system includes the World database during its installation?

MySQL

MongoDB

Oracle

PostgreSQL

MySQL

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8. What is the standardized language of relational database systems?

Contextual Query Language

Structured Query Language

Select Query Language

Object Query Language

Structured Query Language

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9. Which SQL sublanguage is used to manage database access?

Data Definition Language (DDL)

Data Query Language (DQL)

Data Manipulation Language (DML)

Data Control Language (DCL)

Data Control Language (DCL)

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10. Which SQL sublanguage is used to roll back database changes?

Data Transaction Language (DTL)

Data Manipulation Language (DML)

Data Query Language (DQL)

Data Control Language (DCL)

Data Transaction Language (DTL)

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11. Which format is used by the TIME data type in MySQL?

YYYY-MM-DD

YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss

hh:mm:ss

hh:mm:ss YYYY-MM-DD

hh:mm:ss

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12. Which MySQL operator is the last in the order of operator precedence?

-

OR

NOT

=

OR

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13. Which operator is used to compare columns from the left and right tables in MySQL?

<=

+

=

*

=

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14. Which type of join combines two tables without comparing columns?

SELF

EQUIJOIN

OUTER

CROSS

CROSS

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15. Which type of join compares columns using only the = operator?

Equijoin

Non-equijoin

Outer join

Inner join

Equijoin

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16. Which type of join is demonstrated by the following query?

SELECT Dog.Nickname, Kennel.Address

FROM Dog, Kennel

WHERE Dog.KennelID = Kennel.ID

NON-EQUIJOIN

SELF JOIN

CROSS JOIN

EQUIJOIN

EQUIJOIN

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17. What is another name for a subquery?

Outer query

Nested query

Correlated query

Search query

Nested query

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18. Which operator is used to compare against a list of values when determining a match in a WHERE clause?

IN

BETWEEN

LIKE

OR

IN

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19. Which wildcard character is used to represent zero or more characters when searching for a specified pattern using a LIKE operator?

%

_

<

>

%

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20. Which function is considered an aggregating function in SQL?

TRIM

REPLACE

MIN

SUBSTRING

MIN

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21. Which clause or function is used with aggregate functions to produce summary rows?

TRIM

REPLACE

ORDER BY

GROUP BY

GROUP BY

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22. Which type of join returns only the matching values when selecting rows from two or more tables?

Full Join

Outer Join

Equijoin

Inner Join

Inner Join

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23. Which join type selects only matching left and right table rows?

Full Join

Left Join

Right Join

Inner Join

Inner Join

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24. Which phrase refers to the view in which data is persisted and is automatically changed as the underlying data is changed?

Virtual View

Snapshot View

Denormalized View

Materialized View

Materialized View

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25. Which SQL command uses the correct syntax to update the salary of an employee in the Employee table?

CHANGE Employee Salary = 50000 WHERE ID = 1;

UPDATE Employee SET Salary = 50000 WHERE ID = 1;

ALTER Employee SET Salary = 50000 WHERE ID = 1;

UPDATE Employee (Salary) = (50000) WHERE ID = 1;

UPDATE Employee SET Salary = 50000 WHERE ID = 1;

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26. What describes elements such as column name and data type?

Alter

Table

Metadata

CRUD

Metadata

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27. Which term identifies an ordered collection of elements enclosed in parenthesis in a tablespace?

Cell

Field

Column

Tuple

Tuple

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28. Which SQL command uses the correct syntax to select the name and salary columns from the Employee table where the salary is greater than 50000, and sort the results by salary in descending order?

-SELECT name, salary FROM Employee WHERE salary > 50000 ORDER + BY salary DESC;

-SELECT Employee.name, Employee.salary WHERE Employee.salary > 50000 SORT BY Employee.salary DESC;

-SELECT name, salary FROM Employee SORT BY salary DESC WHERE salary > 50000;

-SELECT name, salary FROM Employee WHERE salary > 50000 SORT BY salary ASC;

SELECT name, salary FROM Employee WHERE salary > 50000 ORDER + BY salary DESC;

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29. Which INSERT statement demonstrates valid syntax in SQL?

INSERT INTO table_name (column1, column2) SET value1, value2;

INSERT INTO table_name VALUES (value1, value2);

INSERT INTO table_name (column1, column2) VALUES (value1, value2);

INSERT INTO table_name SET column1 = value1, column2 = value2;

INSERT INTO table_name (column1, column2) VALUES (value1, value2);

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30. Which UPDATE statement uses valid syntax in SQL?

UPDATE table_name column_name= value1 WHERE condition

UPDATE table_name SET column1 = value1, column2 = value2 WHERE condition;

UPDATE SET column1 = value1, column2 = value2 WHERE condition IN table_name;

UPDATE table_name SET column_name = value1

UPDATE table_name SET column1 = value1, column2 = value2 WHERE condition;

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31. Which statement used to remove data from temporary tables?

DROP

DELETE

DEFAULT

TRUNCATE

TRUNCATE

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32. Which keyword is a DDL (data definition language) keyword in SQL?

INSERT

UPDATE

DELETE

CREATE

CREATE

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33. Which property is enforced by a primary key field?

Not Null

Null

Duplicate

Numeric

Not Null

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34. Which property or function allows SQL to insert a field value?

Composite

Simple

Auto-increment

Numeric

Auto-increment

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35. Which property specifies an expression on one or more columns of a table?

CHECK

RESTRICT

CASCADE

UNIQUE

CHECK

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36. Which type of key is a single column in a table used to identify a row?

Super key

Simple primary key

Foreign key

Composite primary key

Simple primary key

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37. Which type of key is often represented by parentheses to show multiple columns?

Composite

Simple

Unique

Foreign

Composite

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38. Which primary key characteristic means it includes information that is easy to type and store?

Non-null

Meaningless

Stable

Simple

Simple

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39. Which part of a junction table in a relational database establishes a many-to-many relationship between two tables?

Primary key

Foreign key

Composite key

Candidate key

Foreign key

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40. Which type of relationship is established by a foreign key in a relational database?

Aggregation

Composition

One-to-many

Many-to-many

One-to-many

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41. Which statements may be rejected when a foreign key constraint is specified?

INSERT

CHECK

SELECT

ORDER BY

INSERT

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42. Which key describes the unique columns in a table that do not contain a primary key?

Foreign key

Simple key

Candidate key

Composite key

Candidate key

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43. Which index stores column values and row pointers in a hierarchy?

Dense index

Sparse index

Multi-level index

Secondary index

Multi-level index

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44. Which type of index refers to entries that are assigned to buckets?

Bitmap index

Logical index

Hash index

Secondary index

Hash index

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45. Which type of index is a grid of bits where each index row corresponds to a unique row in a table?

Multi-level index

Logical index

Hash index

Bitmap index

Bitmap index

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46. Which type of development activity is used to convert an entity-relationship model (ERM) into tables, columns, and keys?

Execution

Physical design

Analysis

Logical design

Logical design

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47. Which term addresses columns of A being a subset of the columns of B, with A always depending on B?

Third normal form

Candidate key

Trivial dependency

Non-trivial dependency

Trivial dependency

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48. Which term describes the process of denormalization?

Merging tables

Candidate key

Trivial dependency

Third normal form

Merging tables

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49. A database designer is working with a table that has a primary key and no duplicate rows. What can be concluded about the table?

It is a Boyce-Codd table.

It contains trivial dependency.

The table contains a non-key column.

It is a first normal form table.

It is a first normal form table.

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50. Which process eliminates redundancy by decomposing a table into two or more tables in a higher normal form?

Merging

Creation of a candidate key

Evaluation of trivial dependency

Normalization

Normalization

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51. Which term describes the optimal normal form for frequent inserts, updates, and deletes of data?

Boyce-Codd normal form

Candidate key

Trivial dependency

Third normal form

Boyce-Codd normal form

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52. Which relationship is depicted in the following entity-relationship (ER) diagram?

Ternary

Many-to-many

One-to-one

One-to-many

One-to-many

<p>One-to-many</p>
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53. Which relationship or association exists between a supertype entity and its subtype entities?

IsA relationship

Weak entity

Associative entity

Unary relationship

IsA relationship

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54. Which symbol is used in an entity-relationship (ER) diagram for an entity?

Diamond

Square

Circle

Line

Square

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55. Which symbol is used in an entity-relationship (ER) diagram to indicate an attribute?

Diamond

Square

Circle

Line

Circle

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56. What must be done before creating supertype and subtype entities?

Identify entities.

Document entities.

Determine attribute maxima.

Document cardinality

Identify entities.

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57. Which real-world object can be distinctly identified and grouped, such as all employees in a company?

Entity-relationship (ER) diagram

Glossary

Entity

Attribute type

Entity

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Which item in an entity-relationship (ER) diagram follows the attribute name and is placed outside of parentheses?

Weak entity

Attribute maximum

Attribute minimum

Physical design

Attribute maximum

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59. Which strategy can be used to identify primary keys when investigating data relationships?

Trend analysis

Unique identifier analysis

Hypothesis testing

Visualization

Unique identifier analysis

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60. How should an entity relationship phrase be read to correctly understand how one entity relates to another entity in an entity-relationship diagram (ER diagram)?

From top to bottom

In the direction the entity box is facing

In the direction the relationship verb is facing

From left to right

In the direction the relationship verb is facing

<p>In the direction the relationship verb is facing</p>