Database Management Systems

Informational data is typically stored in a format that makes analysis much easier in data warehousing concepts.

Bitmapped indexing involves building a stream of bits, each bit relates to a column in a single row of a table.

For data to be truly useful in a secure system, it needs all three CIA triad properties: availability (accessible when needed), integrity (accurate and unaltered), and confidentiality (protected from unauthorized access).

This type of file organisation in DBMS is the one in which any record can be placed anywhere in the file where there is space for the record.

This property of transaction in distributed database guarantees that when the transaction is committed, the results of operations will never be lost, independent of subsequent failures.

The number of tuples or records contained in a relation is called cardinality.

The relationship between records is represented by a relation that contains a key for each record involved in the relationship.

This is the time taken to find a particular data item or a set of items using the technique in a database query.

The physical structure in oracle database consists of datafiles, redo log files and control files.

This rule of database software states that every transaction must preserve the integrity constraints.

The models like PICK aka MultiValue and MUMPS aka M comes under post-relational model.

This type of replication is the result of read and write requests calculated by querying a majority of replicas.

This is a set of steps used to access information is a SQL relational database management system.

This type of queries use a term based specification of the desired images that can be matched to textual image descriptors.

This entity types in DBMS represents the central objects of the system.