Database - Data and Database Administration
Database - Data and Database Administration
1. Database- Data and Database Administration
Poor data administration can lead to which of the following?
Poor data administration can lead to which of the following?
- A single definition of the same data entity
- Familiarity with existing data
- Missing data elements
- All of the above.
2. A traditional data administrator performs which of the following roles?
- Tune database performance
- Establish backup and recovery procedures
- Resolve data ownership issues
- Protect the security of the database.
3. If both data and database administration exist in an organization, the database administrator is responsible for which of the following?
- Data modeling
- Database design
- Metadata
- All of the above.
4. Which of the following is part of an administrative policy to secure a database?
- Authentication policies
- Limiting particular areas within a building to only authorized people
- Ensure appropriate responses rates are in external maintenance agreements
- All of the above.
5. Backward recovery is which of the following?
- Where the before-images are applied to the database
- Where the after-images are applied to the database
- Where the after-images and before-images are applied to the database
- Switching to an existing copy of the database
6. The transaction log includes which of the following?
- The before-image of a record
- The after-image of a record
- The before and after-image of a record
- The essential data of the record
7. Which of the following could cause data to be unavailable?
- Data becoming lost or inaccurate
- The database server
- Planned database maintenance activities
- All of the above.
8. A shared lock allows which of the following types of transactions to occur?
- Delete
- Insert
- Read
- Update
9. Locking may cause which of the following problems?
- Erroneous updates
- Deadlock
- Versioning
- All of the above.
10. Performance analysis and tuning is which of the following?
- Undertaken one time at the time of a DBMS installation
- Undertaken one time at the time of the implementation of a new application
- Undertaken as an ongoing part of the backup of a database
- Undertaken as an ongoing part of managing a database