Deck 11: Behind the Scenes: Databases and Information Systems

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Nontraditional data such as audio clips, video clips, pictures, and very large documents are called ________ data.

A) enterprise
B) structured
C) unstructured
D) multidimensional
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You would use a ________ to temporarily display records of residents of the city of Boston.

A) sieve
B) filter
C) validation rule
D) field constraint
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In a Microsoft Access database, the Gettysburg Address would be stored in a(n) ________ field.

A) text
B) long text
C) short text
D) object
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A ________ check compares the values of data in two or more fields to see whether those values are reasonable.

A) correctness
B) range
C) consistency
D) numeric
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A ________ check would be used to restrict the fines for speeding violations from $50 to $250.

A) completeness
B) range
C) consistency
D) numeric
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In a database, the term ________ is synonymous with a category of information.

A) field
B) record
C) row
D) table
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If a school keeps two lists, one for student registration and one for student financial information, both containing name and address information, this is an example of data ________.

A) integrity
B) redundancy
C) completeness
D) normalization
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Data ________ helps to ensure data integrity by maintaining information in only one place.

A) flexibility
B) redundancy
C) mapping
D) centralization
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A(n) ________ check determines whether a required field such as LastName was filled in.

A) completeness
B) range
C) consistency
D) alphabetic
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Which of the following is NOT a likely primary key?

A) Driver's license number
B) Date of birth
C) Student ID number
D) Social Security number
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In a database, a group of related records is referred to as a(n) ________.

A) memo
B) field
C) object
D) table
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A(n) ________ is a way of retrieving information from one or more tables that defines a particular subset of data.

A) validation rule
B) field constraint
C) enquiry
D) query
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Data ________ ensures that the data contained in a database is accurate and reliable.

A) efficiency
B) integrity
C) redundancy
D) consistency
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________ is used to ensure that data is organized most efficiently.

A) Consistency checking
B) Validation
C) Normalization
D) Range checking
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________ means that for each value in the foreign key of one table, there is a corresponding value in the primary key of another table.

A) Referential integrity
B) Normalization
C) Database consistency
D) Record integrity
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A ________ is a group of related data that can be stored, sorted, organized, and queried.

A) database
B) spreadsheet
C) memo
D) macro
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You can set a ________, which is automatically displayed in a field unless the user enters something different.

A) default value
B) relation
C) field type
D) numeric check
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A ________ relationship indicates that for each record in a table, there is only a single corresponding record in a related table.

A) many-to-one
B) one-to-many
C) one-to-one
D) many-to-many
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________ databases are the most frequently used electronic databases.

A) Relational
B) Flat-file
C) Multidimensional
D) Object-oriented
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Data in a multidimensional database is organized in a ________ format.

A) linear
B) modular
C) cube
D) cellular
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The Siri personal assistant application on Apple's iPhone 5s is an example of a ________.

A) natural language processing (NLP) system
B) decision support system (DSS)
C) management information system (MIS)
D) database management system (DBMS)
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Data staging consists of all of the following steps, EXCEPT ________.

A) transforming the data
B) mining the data
C) storing the data in a warehouse
D) extracting the data
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SQL uses ________ to extract records from a database by using English-like expressions that have variables and operations.

A) Boolean algebra
B) relational algebra
C) primary keys
D) foreign keys
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In a relational database, a(n) ________ relationship indicates that a record that appears only one time in a table, may appear multiple times in a related table.
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In a Microsoft Access database, an active web address is stored as a(n) ________ field in a database.
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In a database, another term for a table is a(n) ________.
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A data ________ is a large-scale electronic repository of data that contains and organizes all of an organization's data in one place.

A) mart
B) chain
C) warehouse
D) storehouse
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In a transaction-processing system (TPS), if the TPS database can be queried and updated while the transaction is taking place, this is called ________ processing.

A) direct
B) batch
C) real-time
D) immediate
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________ involves putting data into an electronic file in a format that another application can recognize.

A) Exporting
B) Importing
C) Enhancing
D) Extracting
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________ databases are better at handling unstructured data such as audio clips, video clips, and pictures.
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When working with a relational data base, each record must have a(n) ________ key field, which has a value unique to that record.
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Referential integrity means that for each value in the ________ field of a table, there is a corresponding value in the primary key of the related table.
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A(n) ________ is designed to improve communications and help employees complete their routine tasks.

A) office support system (OSS)
B) transaction-processing system (TPS)
C) management information system (MIS)
D) decision support system (DSS)
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Management information systems (MIS) provide reports called ________ reports, which show conditions that are unusual or need attention from users of the system.

A) detail
B) summary
C) exception
D) expert
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A(n) ________ database stores data in more than two dimensions, as opposed to relational databases, which store data in two-dimensional tables.
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A group of related records is called a(n) ________.
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Data that describe other data are called________.
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A ________ displays a subset of data from a table (or tables) based on the specified criteria.

A) table query
B) join query
C) select query
D) criteria query
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________ is the branch of computer science that attempts to create computers that think like humans.

A) Natural language processing
B) Expert systems
C) Artificial intelligence
D) Enterprise resource planning
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A database that allows data to be maintained in a single location provides data ________.
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A(n) ________ report provides a consolidated picture of detailed data and usually includes some calculation or visual displays of information.
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An employee's ID number, name, company position, address, city, state, and Zip Code make up a record.
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________ data are information about how users of a company's website move through the web pages.
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A business that updates its records all at once at the end of the business day uses ________ processing.
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A ________ is created from a large data business warehouse to analyze a single component of the business.
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When using Access, the text of the Gettysburg Address would be stored in a short text field.
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A(n) ________ tries to replicate the decision-making processes of human experts to solve specific problems.
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A group of related records is called a table.
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A(n) ________ provides a view of data fields to be filled in with appropriate labels to assist a user in entering data into the database.
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Employees' last names would usually make an appropriate primary-key field.
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A field ________ is a property that must be met before an entry can be accepted into the field.
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________ is used to analyze large amounts of data and identify unseen patterns or trends.
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To temporarily display records from a single table that match certain criteria, you would use a(n) ________.
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The data in a data warehouse are ________, meaning they do not all pertain to one period in time.
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When using SQL, a(n) ________ query is used to extract data from two or more tables.
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When creating a data warehouse, ________ is is the process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in the warehouse.
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________ is the process of ensuring that the data entered into a field meets specified guidelines.
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A data dictionary is also referred to as a(n) ________.
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Data redundancy ensures that the data contained in the database is accurate and reliable.
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A large data mart might require a database administrator to design, construct, and maintain it.
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Normalization means that there are no data entry errors in a database.
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Data mining analyzes and investigates large amounts of data with the intention of discovering significant patterns or trends.
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A filter is limited to extracting data from a single table.
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Real-time processing means that transactions are updated when they occur.
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A database schema defines the name, data type, and length of each field in the database.
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A summary report provides a list of the transactions that occurred during a specified time period.
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Most databases can import electronic data from other software applications.
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The information in a data mart spans an entire enterprise.
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A last name field is an example of a field that should have a default value.
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In a relational database, when two tables have a common field, the link between the tables is known as a hyperlink.
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Match between columns
3)completeness
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
3)completeness
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
3)completeness
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
3)completeness
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
3)completeness
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
5)range
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
5)range
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
5)range
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
5)range
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
5)range
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
1)alphabetic
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
1)alphabetic
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
1)alphabetic
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
1)alphabetic
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
1)alphabetic
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
4)consistency
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
4)consistency
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
4)consistency
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
4)consistency
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
4)consistency
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
2)numeric
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
2)numeric
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
2)numeric
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
2)numeric
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
2)numeric
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
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Match between columns
4)real-time processing
large-scale repository of data
4)real-time processing
transaction data that are processed all at once
4)real-time processing
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
4)real-time processing
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
4)real-time processing
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
5)data dictionary
large-scale repository of data
5)data dictionary
transaction data that are processed all at once
5)data dictionary
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
5)data dictionary
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
5)data dictionary
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
3)relational database
large-scale repository of data
3)relational database
transaction data that are processed all at once
3)relational database
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
3)relational database
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
3)relational database
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
2)batch processing
large-scale repository of data
2)batch processing
transaction data that are processed all at once
2)batch processing
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
2)batch processing
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
2)batch processing
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
1)data warehouse
large-scale repository of data
1)data warehouse
transaction data that are processed all at once
1)data warehouse
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
1)data warehouse
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
1)data warehouse
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
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Match between columns
2)natural language processing (NLP)
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
2)natural language processing (NLP)
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
2)natural language processing (NLP)
provides managers with timely and accurate information
2)natural language processing (NLP)
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
2)natural language processing (NLP)
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
1)office support system (OSS)
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
1)office support system (OSS)
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
1)office support system (OSS)
provides managers with timely and accurate information
1)office support system (OSS)
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
1)office support system (OSS)
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
4)decision support system (DSS)
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
4)decision support system (DSS)
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
4)decision support system (DSS)
provides managers with timely and accurate information
4)decision support system (DSS)
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
4)decision support system (DSS)
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
provides managers with timely and accurate information
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
3)management information system (MIS)
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
3)management information system (MIS)
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
3)management information system (MIS)
provides managers with timely and accurate information
3)management information system (MIS)
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
3)management information system (MIS)
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
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Match between columns
2)expert system
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
2)expert system
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
2)expert system
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
2)expert system
attempts to create computers that think like humans
2)expert system
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
5)data staging
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
5)data staging
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
5)data staging
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
5)data staging
attempts to create computers that think like humans
5)data staging
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
4)artificial intelligence
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
4)artificial intelligence
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
4)artificial intelligence
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
4)artificial intelligence
attempts to create computers that think like humans
4)artificial intelligence
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
1)data mining
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
1)data mining
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
1)data mining
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
1)data mining
attempts to create computers that think like humans
1)data mining
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
3)data mart
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
3)data mart
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
3)data mart
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
3)data mart
attempts to create computers that think like humans
3)data mart
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
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Match between columns
1) field
a category of information in a database
1) field
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
1) field
a group of related fields
1) field
a group of related records
1) field
a field that has a value unique to each record
5)primary key
a category of information in a database
5)primary key
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
5)primary key
a group of related fields
5)primary key
a group of related records
5)primary key
a field that has a value unique to each record
4)table
a category of information in a database
4)table
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
4)table
a group of related fields
4)table
a group of related records
4)table
a field that has a value unique to each record
2)database
a category of information in a database
2)database
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
2)database
a group of related fields
2)database
a group of related records
2)database
a field that has a value unique to each record
3)record
a category of information in a database
3)record
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
3)record
a group of related fields
3)record
a group of related records
3)record
a field that has a value unique to each record
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Nontraditional data such as audio clips, video clips, pictures, and very large documents are called ________ data.

A) enterprise
B) structured
C) unstructured
D) multidimensional
C
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You would use a ________ to temporarily display records of residents of the city of Boston.

A) sieve
B) filter
C) validation rule
D) field constraint
B
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In a Microsoft Access database, the Gettysburg Address would be stored in a(n) ________ field.

A) text
B) long text
C) short text
D) object
B
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A ________ check compares the values of data in two or more fields to see whether those values are reasonable.

A) correctness
B) range
C) consistency
D) numeric
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A ________ check would be used to restrict the fines for speeding violations from $50 to $250.

A) completeness
B) range
C) consistency
D) numeric
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In a database, the term ________ is synonymous with a category of information.

A) field
B) record
C) row
D) table
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If a school keeps two lists, one for student registration and one for student financial information, both containing name and address information, this is an example of data ________.

A) integrity
B) redundancy
C) completeness
D) normalization
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Data ________ helps to ensure data integrity by maintaining information in only one place.

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D) centralization
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A(n) ________ check determines whether a required field such as LastName was filled in.

A) completeness
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Which of the following is NOT a likely primary key?

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C) Student ID number
D) Social Security number
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In a database, a group of related records is referred to as a(n) ________.

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A(n) ________ is a way of retrieving information from one or more tables that defines a particular subset of data.

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Data ________ ensures that the data contained in a database is accurate and reliable.

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________ means that for each value in the foreign key of one table, there is a corresponding value in the primary key of another table.

A) Referential integrity
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A ________ is a group of related data that can be stored, sorted, organized, and queried.

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You can set a ________, which is automatically displayed in a field unless the user enters something different.

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A ________ relationship indicates that for each record in a table, there is only a single corresponding record in a related table.

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________ databases are the most frequently used electronic databases.

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Data in a multidimensional database is organized in a ________ format.

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The Siri personal assistant application on Apple's iPhone 5s is an example of a ________.

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Data staging consists of all of the following steps, EXCEPT ________.

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In a Microsoft Access database, an active web address is stored as a(n) ________ field in a database.
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A data ________ is a large-scale electronic repository of data that contains and organizes all of an organization's data in one place.

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In a transaction-processing system (TPS), if the TPS database can be queried and updated while the transaction is taking place, this is called ________ processing.

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When working with a relational data base, each record must have a(n) ________ key field, which has a value unique to that record.
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Referential integrity means that for each value in the ________ field of a table, there is a corresponding value in the primary key of the related table.
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A(n) ________ is designed to improve communications and help employees complete their routine tasks.

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Management information systems (MIS) provide reports called ________ reports, which show conditions that are unusual or need attention from users of the system.

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A group of related records is called a(n) ________.
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Data that describe other data are called________.
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A ________ displays a subset of data from a table (or tables) based on the specified criteria.

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________ is the branch of computer science that attempts to create computers that think like humans.

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A database that allows data to be maintained in a single location provides data ________.
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A(n) ________ report provides a consolidated picture of detailed data and usually includes some calculation or visual displays of information.
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An employee's ID number, name, company position, address, city, state, and Zip Code make up a record.
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________ data are information about how users of a company's website move through the web pages.
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A business that updates its records all at once at the end of the business day uses ________ processing.
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A ________ is created from a large data business warehouse to analyze a single component of the business.
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When using Access, the text of the Gettysburg Address would be stored in a short text field.
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A(n) ________ tries to replicate the decision-making processes of human experts to solve specific problems.
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A group of related records is called a table.
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A(n) ________ provides a view of data fields to be filled in with appropriate labels to assist a user in entering data into the database.
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Employees' last names would usually make an appropriate primary-key field.
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A field ________ is a property that must be met before an entry can be accepted into the field.
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________ is used to analyze large amounts of data and identify unseen patterns or trends.
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To temporarily display records from a single table that match certain criteria, you would use a(n) ________.
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The data in a data warehouse are ________, meaning they do not all pertain to one period in time.
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When using SQL, a(n) ________ query is used to extract data from two or more tables.
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When creating a data warehouse, ________ is is the process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in the warehouse.
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________ is the process of ensuring that the data entered into a field meets specified guidelines.
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A data dictionary is also referred to as a(n) ________.
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Data redundancy ensures that the data contained in the database is accurate and reliable.
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A large data mart might require a database administrator to design, construct, and maintain it.
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Normalization means that there are no data entry errors in a database.
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Data mining analyzes and investigates large amounts of data with the intention of discovering significant patterns or trends.
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A filter is limited to extracting data from a single table.
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Real-time processing means that transactions are updated when they occur.
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A database schema defines the name, data type, and length of each field in the database.
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A summary report provides a list of the transactions that occurred during a specified time period.
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Most databases can import electronic data from other software applications.
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The information in a data mart spans an entire enterprise.
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A last name field is an example of a field that should have a default value.
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In a relational database, when two tables have a common field, the link between the tables is known as a hyperlink.
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3)completeness
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
3)completeness
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
3)completeness
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
3)completeness
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
3)completeness
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
5)range
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
5)range
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
5)range
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
5)range
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
5)range
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
1)alphabetic
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
1)alphabetic
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
1)alphabetic
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
1)alphabetic
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
1)alphabetic
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
4)consistency
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
4)consistency
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
4)consistency
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
4)consistency
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
4)consistency
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
2)numeric
confirms that only textual characters are entered into a field
2)numeric
confirms that only numbers are entered into a field
2)numeric
ensures that all required fields have data entered into them
2)numeric
compares values in two or more fields to see whether the values are reasonable
2)numeric
ensures data entered into the database fall within a certain set of values
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4)real-time processing
large-scale repository of data
4)real-time processing
transaction data that are processed all at once
4)real-time processing
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
4)real-time processing
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
4)real-time processing
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
5)data dictionary
large-scale repository of data
5)data dictionary
transaction data that are processed all at once
5)data dictionary
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
5)data dictionary
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
5)data dictionary
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
3)relational database
large-scale repository of data
3)relational database
transaction data that are processed all at once
3)relational database
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
3)relational database
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
3)relational database
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
2)batch processing
large-scale repository of data
2)batch processing
transaction data that are processed all at once
2)batch processing
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
2)batch processing
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
2)batch processing
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
1)data warehouse
large-scale repository of data
1)data warehouse
transaction data that are processed all at once
1)data warehouse
organizes data into various tables based on logical groupings
1)data warehouse
when a database is queried and updated as a transaction is taking place
1)data warehouse
defines the name, data type, and length of each field in a database
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2)natural language processing (NLP)
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
2)natural language processing (NLP)
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
2)natural language processing (NLP)
provides managers with timely and accurate information
2)natural language processing (NLP)
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
2)natural language processing (NLP)
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
1)office support system (OSS)
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
1)office support system (OSS)
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
1)office support system (OSS)
provides managers with timely and accurate information
1)office support system (OSS)
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
1)office support system (OSS)
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
4)decision support system (DSS)
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
4)decision support system (DSS)
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
4)decision support system (DSS)
provides managers with timely and accurate information
4)decision support system (DSS)
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
4)decision support system (DSS)
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
provides managers with timely and accurate information
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
5)enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
3)management information system (MIS)
assists employees in day-to-day tasks and communication
3)management information system (MIS)
communicates with computer systems using a natural spoken or written language
3)management information system (MIS)
provides managers with timely and accurate information
3)management information system (MIS)
helps managers develop solutions for specific problems
3)management information system (MIS)
software system that integrates multiple system data sources and ties together the various processes of an organization
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2)expert system
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
2)expert system
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
2)expert system
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
2)expert system
attempts to create computers that think like humans
2)expert system
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
5)data staging
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
5)data staging
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
5)data staging
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
5)data staging
attempts to create computers that think like humans
5)data staging
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
4)artificial intelligence
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
4)artificial intelligence
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
4)artificial intelligence
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
4)artificial intelligence
attempts to create computers that think like humans
4)artificial intelligence
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
1)data mining
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
1)data mining
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
1)data mining
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
1)data mining
attempts to create computers that think like humans
1)data mining
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
3)data mart
process by which great amounts of data are analyzed and investigated
3)data mart
software that tries to replicate the decision making of human specialists
3)data mart
process that extracts data from source databases, reformats the data, and stores them in a warehouse
3)data mart
attempts to create computers that think like humans
3)data mart
includes transforming data to fit into a data warehouse
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1) field
a category of information in a database
1) field
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
1) field
a group of related fields
1) field
a group of related records
1) field
a field that has a value unique to each record
5)primary key
a category of information in a database
5)primary key
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
5)primary key
a group of related fields
5)primary key
a group of related records
5)primary key
a field that has a value unique to each record
4)table
a category of information in a database
4)table
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
4)table
a group of related fields
4)table
a group of related records
4)table
a field that has a value unique to each record
2)database
a category of information in a database
2)database
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
2)database
a group of related fields
2)database
a group of related records
2)database
a field that has a value unique to each record
3)record
a category of information in a database
3)record
a collection of related data that can be stored,sorted,organized,and queried
3)record
a group of related fields
3)record
a group of related records
3)record
a field that has a value unique to each record
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