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Explain and contrast the differences and similarities between the DBA and DA.
distributed databases updated 2.2 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.1k
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Explain Database Administrative tools.
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Explain about Deadlocks.
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Explain multi database system(MDBS).
distributed databases updated 2.2 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.1k
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Explain DBLC in detail.
distributed databases updated 2.2 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.1k
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What is Normalization? Explain its advantages.
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What is an entity cluster, and what advantages are derived from its use?
distributed databases updated 2.2 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.1k
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What is a subtype discriminator? Give an example of its use.
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What is an entity supertype and subtype, and why is it used?
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Explain Codds Relational database rules
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What are the different types of Relationships in DBMS.
distributed databases updated 2.2 years ago by DevarenjiniP • 3.1k
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Write DTD rules and Create an XML schema for XML documents.
distributed databases updated 2.5 years ago by teamques10 ★ 66k
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Explain the concept of a semi-join using an example
distributed databases updated 2.5 years ago by teamques10 ★ 66k
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Explain the basic timestamp ordering algorithm
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Explain Timestamp-based concurrency control mechanisms in DDB
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State the purpose of 2PC protocol. Explain 2PC in detail
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Describe any two method for deadlock detection in distributed database
distributed databases updated 2.5 years ago by teamques10 ★ 66k
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Write short note on Architecture of Heterogeneous database.
distributed databases updated 2.5 years ago by teamques10 ★ 66k
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Give the DTD for an XML representation of the following nested relational schema.
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Give the DTD for the XML schema
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Write short note on Distributed Deadlock Management.
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Explain Design issue of Distributed Database
distributed databases updated 2.5 years ago by teamques10 ★ 66k
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Explain following transparency for distributed database.i) Network Transparency ii) Replication Transparency iii) Fragmentation Transparency
distributed databases updated 2.6 years ago by teamques10 ★ 66k
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Explain Reference Architecture of Distributed DBMS
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Describe query processing in distributed database
distributed databases updated 2.6 years ago by teamques10 ★ 66k
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