Propagation of operation in object modeling?
Propagation means triggering ie something which fires automatically. Thepropogation of operation is applied with aggregation, if some operation is applied with the high level aggrigate the same operation will be performed with all lower aggregates. For example in aggregation between document and paragraph if we will perform an operation copy with document it will automatically applied with paragraph also. This propagation of operation.
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Unless I am mistaken. A group(ed) file is named based upon the "type" of host program or directory you are downloading it from, or keeping it on. Whether it be a music, or video file. It really just depends.
entity is an object with physical existence(car, house, person) or with conceptual existence (company, university course)
How can you apply McKinsey's 7S model to any food business?
The famous McKinsey's 7S model comprises of the major foundations which are essential to efficient operations of any enterprise. The 7Ss stand for
In a datasheet which mode assumes that you are trying to change the value of a particular field?
Edit mode
Could you please Draw a data flow diagram for ordering supplies for a barber shop?
A data flow diagram for ordering supplies for a barber shop would include key processes such as "Identify Supply Needs," "Place Order," and "Receive Supplies." The flow would show data inputs like "Current Inventory" and "Supplier Information" feeding into the "Identify Supply Needs" process. Outputs from "Place Order" would include "Order Confirmation" sent to suppliers, while the "Receive Supplies" process would involve updating "Inventory Records." Arrows would indicate the flow of information between these processes and external entities like suppliers.
If the dropped table is a base table for a view , then dbms like oracle invalidates these dependent views but does not drop them. But you cannot use these unless you re-create the table.
making the system available
What is difference between fixed length record and variable length record?
A file where all the records are of the same length is said to have fixed length records.
Advantage : Access is fast because the computer knows where each record starts.
Eg If each record is 120 bytes long then
Disadvantage : Using Fixed length records, the records are usually larger and therefore need more storage space and are slower to transfer (load or save).
One or more of the fields can be of differing lengths in each record, called variable length records
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
The computer will be unable to determine where each record starts so processing the records will be slower.
What are the five key corporate planning objects in databases?
Five key corporate planning objects:
a. Organizational units, which are the various organizational departments
b. Organizational locations, which are the places at which business operations occur
c. Business functions, which are related groups of business processes that support the mission of the organization (Note that business functions are different from organizational units; in fact, a function may be assigned to more than one organizational unit. For example: product development, a function, may be the joint responsibility of the sales and manufacturing departments.)
d. Entity types, which are major categories of data about the people, places, and things managed by the organization
e. Information systems, which are the application software and supporting procedures for handling sets of data
How do you make a round smiley face on the computer?
press the shift Bar and then the : colon Bar and the press shift and the nine at the same time and it will automatically change to a round smiley face isn't that cool
What is the difference between an inquisitorial system and an adversarial system?
The judge has a passive role in the adversary system and an active one in the inquisitorial. The counsel has an active role in the adversary and a passive role in the inquisitorial. In adversary, the burden of proof rests on the accuser whereas in the inquisitorial the burden of proof rests on noone. Adversary systems can have juries.
What is the name of a common database?
it describes the instance of one entity is associated with each instances of an entity
depending upon the range of cardinality constraints are two types
they are
minimum cardinality
maximum cardinality
Types of facilities of a multiuser DBMS?
The answer is similar to the functions of DBMS
Data Storage, Retrieval and Update
A User-Accessible Catalog
Transaction Support
Concurrency Control Services
Recovery Services
Authorization Services
Support for Data Communication
Integrity Services
Services to Promote Data Independence
Utility Services
-Afif Omar IIUM 2011/2012 (AAFCO)
Data Normalization - is the process of evaluating and correcting table structures to minimize data redundancies and reduce data anomalies (insert, update and delete).
It works through a series of stages called normal forms, typically 1,2 and 3 and uses the technique of identifying functional dependency to check compliance at each stage.
Basically it attempts to store data only once and in the correct place, so that when any changes are made to the database there is no chance that there is another copy of this information stored somewhere else and hence could lead to the above mentioned (insert, update and delete) anomalies.
What are the basic surface entities?
Basic surface entities refer to fundamental elements that can be observed or identified on a surface. These typically include features such as texture, color, shape, and material composition. In various fields, such as materials science, geography, and computer graphics, understanding these entities helps in analyzing and interpreting surface characteristics and behaviors. They serve as the foundational components for more complex surface interactions and analyses.
What is the explanation for the components of database systems?
A Database consists of the following components.
All the data that is stored in a database is organized into tables and schemas.
Apart from this, a database can have:
What is an example of flat file database?
A spreadsheet is one example. All the data is in a single table.
In a relational database, a weak entity is an entity that cannot be uniquely identified by its attributes alone; therefore, it must use a foreign key in conjunction with its attributes to create a primary key.
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A View is similar to a Table and can be mistaken for a table by a novice application developer.
CREATE VIEW VIEW_NAME AS SQL QUERY
Here the SQL Query includes the Select query on a table that is to be displayed as a View.
The view is a read only structure that only displays contents from a table and the user cannot insert or update or delete any data in the underlying table.
Views are generally created to impose access restrictions to a specific subset of users whom you do not want to give full access but at the same time want them to view the data.