Week01 Database FillInTheBlanks
Week01 Database FillInTheBlanks
6. A database allows ________ access, meaning multiple users can access data at once.
7. One key feature of DBMS is reduced data ________, which avoids duplication.
11. Traditional file systems store data in ________ files without relationships.
12. A major issue in traditional systems is data ________, where the same data is stored in multiple
places.
13. Data ________ occurs when multiple versions of the same data exist.
18. File systems lack support for enforcing data ________, leading to errors.
19. In DBMS, changes in data structure require fewer changes in the ________.
20. Traditional systems have limited support for multiple ________ accessing data simultaneously.
29. A ________ is a set of SQL statements stored in the database to perform a task.
30. DBMS supports ________ control to allow multiple transactions without conflict.
32. The ________ sector uses databases for managing patient records.
33. In telecom, databases are used for storing ________ detail records.
35. ________ platforms use databases to manage user profiles and activity.
36. Government agencies like ________ use databases for biometric data.
37. In education, databases are used for managing students and ________ information.
38. In the airline industry, databases help manage ________ and ticket bookings.
41. A database ________ is responsible for the overall management of the database system.
42. ________ users use applications to interact with the database without writing queries.
45. A ________ defines the structure of a database, including tables and relationships.
46. ________ users perform occasional queries using database tools or SQL.
48. The DBMS is responsible for enforcing ________ to control data access.
50. The four ACID properties are Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and ________.