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Relational DBMS
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Please explain??
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Is this question in Syllabus?
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Am i right?
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2PL doubt
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Relational operators property
An operator on relations is called monotone whenever we add a tuple to one of its arguments, the result contains all the tuples that it contained before adding the tuple plus perhaps more tuples. Which of the following operator is monotone? $\Join$ $\cap$ $-$ $\large \sigma$
An operator on relations is called monotone whenever we add a tuple to one of its arguments, the result contains all the tuples that it contained before adding the tuple ...
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DBMS ques
Means I have to choose options which are always correct rt ??
Means I have to choose options which are always correct rt ??
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How to approach??
Suppose a block holds either 3 records or 10(key,pointer) pairs. If $n$ is the number of records and Dense indexing is used then how many blocks do we need to hold data file ?
Suppose a block holds either 3 records or 10(key,pointer) pairs. If $n$ is the number of records and Dense indexing is used then how many blocks do we need to hold data f...
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