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What are the difference b/w E R model and relational model ?????Please discuss it in detail.Why we need ER model ?
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Consider the following E-R diagram: What is the minimum relations required which satisfied the 2nd normal form?A)1B)2C)3D)4
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Which of the following protocols does not ensure conflict serializability and safety from deadlocks?Graph based protocolsTwo-phase locking protocolTime-stamp ordering pro...
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True or false , 1)minimal canonical cover may not be unique.2) canonical cover may not be unique
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pls explain
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a) I, IIIb) I, IVc) II, IIId) II, IV
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Consider a relation R(ABCD) is decomposed into R1(AC), R2(BD) based on some set of functional dependencies then R1 and R2 definitely be in _______________ Normal Form.
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1609
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FDs are :A->CAC->DE->ADE->HFind :i) Number of FDs in canonical form.i) Number of FDs in minimal form.
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Ques2:how many serial schedule view equal to schedule (s)?
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consider the following relational schema R(ABCDE) .The number of super keys in relation R if every two attributes of relation R is candidate keys are ___________
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T1: r1(A) r1(B) w1(B)T2:r2(A) r2(B) w2(B)1)how many concurrent schedules between t1 and t2?2) how many non serial achedule are serializable?3) how many schedules serializ...
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the number of minimum relation which satisfy1 nf (partial participation between E1 and R should not lost in RDBMS design )