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DBMS basics and models

by Keerthana P
1

Which characteristic best describes a DBMS?

2

DBMS vs File System: which supports multi-user concurrent access?

3

Why do we use a DBMS?

4

What are the three levels in a three-level DBMS architecture?

5

Which model organizes data in a tree with a single root?

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Which model uses records linked by pointers to form a lattice?

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Which model represents data as tables with rows and columns?

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Which model stores data as objects with behaviors and methods?

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Which model uses nodes and edges to represent relationships?

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Structured vs Semi-structured data: which is typically JSON/XML?

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