Multiple choice technology databases

Which of the following is true about DBD ?

  1. multiple DBD s for each database

  2. cannot be used by DL/I

  3. created by a process called DBDGEN

  4. none of these
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C Correct answer
Explanation

DBD (Database Descriptor) is created through a process called DBDGEN, which compiles DBD source statements into a usable database descriptor. Each database has exactly one DBD, and it is essential for DL/I (Data Language/I) operations. The statement 'multiple DBDs for each database' is false, and DBDs are required by DL/I, not unusable.

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