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Information Systems Essentials International Edition 6th Edition by George Walter Reynolds – Test Bank
Chapter 03: Database Systems, Data Centers, and Business Intelligence
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1. In some cases, multiple organizations collaborate in creating and using international databases.
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2. A database provides one of many points of management and control over data resources.
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3. An attribute is a general class of people, places, or things for which data is collected, stored, and maintained.
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4. A collection of fields about a specific object is a record.
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5. Today, most organizations use the database approach to data management, where multiple information systems share a pool of related data.
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6. A database need not reflect the business processes of the organization.
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7. Due to their size, databases must be stored on mainframe computers or other large, powerful computers.
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8. Data centers are approaching the point of automation, where they can run and manage themselves while being monitored remotely in a “lights out” environment.
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9. Business and technology vendors are working to develop blue data centers that run more efficiently and require less energy for processing and cooling.
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10. Identification of who will have access to a database has little impact on organizing a database.
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11. Carrying summary totals in the data records is an example of planned data redundancy.
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12. Entity-relationships diagrams are a useful database design tool.
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13. The relational model describes data using a standard tabular format; all data elements are placed in three-dimensional tables called relations, which are the logical equivalent of files.
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14. Oracle is currently the market leader in general-purpose databases, with about three-fourths of the multibillion-dollar database market.
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15.In the relational model, each row of a table represents a data entity or row and each column of the table represents an attribute or field.
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16. The domain for pay rate would include both positive and negative numbers.
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17. Projecting involves eliminating columns in a table.
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