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Modern Database Management Test Bank | 2025 SQL, NoSQL & Big Data Exam Prep

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Complete 2025 test bank and instructor resource for Modern Database Management. Includes practice questions, projects, and solutions covering SQL, NoSQL, data modeling, warehousing, big data, and database security. Perfect for university students, instructors, and professionals preparing for 2025 exams in database systems, MIS, and data management courses.

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TESTBANK
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,ModernlDatabaselManagement,l13el(Hoffer)
Chapterl1l ThelDatabaselEnvironmentlandlDevelopmentlProcess

1) AccordingltolalMcKinseylGloballInstitutelReport,linl2010lalone,lgloballenterpriseslstoredlm
orelthan:
A) 1lterabytelofldata.
B) 3lgigabyteslofldata.
C) atlleastl100lpetabyteslofldata.
D) morelthanl7lbillionlexabyteslofldata.l
Answer:lD
LO:l 1.1:lDefinelkeylterms.lDif
ficulty:lEasylClassification:l C
oncept
AACSB:l InformationlTechnology

2) DatabaselmanagementlinvolveslallloflthelfollowinglEXCEPT:
A) collectingldata.
B) organizingldata.
C) designlweblpages.
D) managingldata.
Answer:lC
LO:l 1.1:lDefinelkeylterms.lDif
ficulty:lEasylClassification:l C
oncept
AACSB:l InformationlTechnology

3) Aldatabaselislanlorganizedlcollectionlof relatedldata.
A) logically
B) physically
C) loosely
D) badlylA
nswer:lA
LO:l 1.1:lDefinelkeylterms.lDif
ficulty:lEasylClassification:l C
oncept
AACSB:l InformationlTechnology

4) Legacylsystemsloftenlcontainldatalof qualitylandlarelgenerallylhostedlon .
A) poor;lpersonallcomputers
B) excellent;lmainframes
C) poor;lmainframes
D) excellent;lworkgrouplcomputersl
Answer:lC
LO:l3.1:lDefinelkeylterms.

,5) Program-dataldependencelislcausedlby:
A) fileldescriptionslbeinglstoredlinleachldatabaselapplication.
B) dataldescriptionslbeinglstoredlonlalserver.
C) dataldescriptionslbeinglwrittenlintolprogramminglcode.
D) datalcohabitinglwithlprograms.l
Answer:lA
LO:l 1.2:lNamelseveralllimitationsloflconventionallfilelprocessinglsystems.lDi
fficulty:lModerate
Classification:l Concept
AACSB:l InformationlTechnology

6) Becauselapplicationslareloftenldevelopedlindependentlylinlfilelprocessinglsystems:
A) theldatalislalwayslnon-redundant.
B) unplannedlduplicateldatalfileslarelthelrulelratherlthanlthelexception.
C) datalcanlalwayslbelsharedlwithlothers.
D) therelislallargelvolumeloflfilelI/O.l
Answer:lB
LO:l 1.2:lNamelseveralllimitationsloflconventionallfilelprocessinglsystems.lDi
fficulty:lModerate
Classification:l Concept
AACSB:l InformationlTechnology

7) Relationalldatabaseslestablishlthelrelationshipslbetweenlentitieslbylmeansloflcommonlfieldslin
cludedlinlalfilelcalledla(n):
A) entity.
B) relationship.
C) relation.
D) association.
lAnswer:lC

LO:l 1.3:lExplainlatlleastl10ladvantageslofltheldatabaselapproach,lcomparedltoltraditionallfilelproces
sing.
Difficulty:lModeratelClassific
ation:lConcept
AACSB:l InformationlTechnology

8) A(n)
isloftenldevelopedlbylidentifyinglalformlorlreportlthatlaluserlneedslonlalregularlbasis.
A) enterpriselview
B) reportingldocument
C) userlview
D) userlsnapshot
lAnswer:lC

LO:l 1.3:lExplainlatlleastl10ladvantageslofltheldatabaselapproach,lcomparedltoltraditionallfilelproces
sing.

, 9) Algraphicallsystemlusedltolcapturelthelnaturelandlrelationshipslamongldatalislcalledla(n):
A) XMLldatalmodel.
B) hypertextlgraphic.
C) relationalldatabase.
D) datalmodel.
Answer:lD
LO:l 1.3:lExplainlatlleastl10ladvantageslofltheldatabaselapproach,lcomparedltoltraditionallfilelproces
sing.
Difficulty:lModeratelClassific
ation:lConcept
AACSB:l InformationlTechnology

10) Datalthatldescribelthelpropertiesloflotherldatalare:
A) relationships.
B) logical.
C) physical.
D) metadata.
lAnswer:lD
LO:l 1.3:lExplainlatlleastl10ladvantageslofltheldatabaselapproach,lcomparedltoltraditionallfilelproces
sing.
Difficulty:lModeratelClassific
ation:lConcept
AACSB:l InformationlTechnology

11) MetatdataltypicallyldescribeslallloflthelfollowinglEXCEPT:
A) dataldefinitions.
B) length.
C) allowablelvalues.
D) locationlonldisk.
Answer:l D
LO:l 1.3:lExplainlatlleastl10ladvantageslofltheldatabaselapproach,lcomparedltoltraditionallfilelproces
sing.
Difficulty:lModeratelClassific
ation:lConcept
AACSB:l InformationlTechnology




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Copyrightl©l2019lPearsonlEducation,lInc.

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Fred R. McFadden, Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Mary B. Prescott Modern Database Management
Publisher: 1999 ISBN: 9780201474329 Edition: Unknown

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