DBMS Korth Edition 6 Exercise 4 Question 6 (Page No. 153)

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DBMS Korth Edition 6 Exercise 4 Question 5 (Page No. 153)
Show how to define the view student_grades (ID, GPA) giving the gradepoint average of each student, based on the query given below 3.2; recall that we used a relation grade_points(grade, points) to get the numeric ... Make sure your view definition correctly handles the case of null values for the grade attribute of the takes relation.

Show how to define the view student_grades (ID, GPA) giving the gradepointaverage of each student, based on the query given below 3.2; recallthat we used a relation grade...

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DBMS Korth Edition 6 Exercise 4 Question 3 (Page No. 153)
Suppose we have three relations r (A, B), s(B, C), and t(B, D), with all attributes declared as not null. Consider the expressions r natural left outer join (s natural left outer join t), and (r natural left outer ... Is the above pattern, with C null and D not null possible in the result of the first expression? Explain why or why not.

Suppose we have three relations r (A, B), s(B, C), and t(B, D), with allattributes declared as not null. Consider the expressions• r natural left outer join (s natural ...

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DBMS Korth Edition 6 Exercise 4 Question 17 (Page No. 155)
Explain why, when a manager, say Satoshi, grants an authorization, the grant should be done by the manager role, rather than by the user Satoshi.

Explain why, when a manager, say Satoshi, grants an authorization, thegrant should be done by the manager role, rather than by the user Satoshi.

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DBMS Korth Edition 6 Exercise 4 Question 16 (Page No. 155)
Referential-integrity constraints as defined generally involve exactly two relations. Consider a database that includes the relations shown below . Suppose that we wish to require that every name that appears in address appears in either ... (name, office, phone, salary) hourly worker (name, hourly wage) address (name, street, city)

Referential-integrity constraints as defined generally involve exactlytwo relations. Consider a database that includes the relations shown below. Suppose that we wish to ...

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