In the Database Analysis Life Cycle, 'Testing and evaluation'
NAPIER UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING
FIRST DIET (SEMESTER TWO) EXAMINATION
SESSION 2000-2001
CO72010: DATABASE SYSTEMS
DATE : DURATION: 2 HOURS
START TIME:
EXAMINER:
MR. A. CUMMING
QUESTION PAPER DATA
Number of Pages - ELEVEN
Number of Questions - FORTY
Number of Sections - ONE
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
Answer ALL questions.
For each question select ONE from (a) to (e).
Answers must be entered on the answer sheet provided using a horizontal line.
A pencil must be used.
Append Answer Sheet to Question Paper.
PLEASE READ THE FULL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE COMMENCING WRITING
Question 1- 5 concern the following database for a recruitment agency:
|job | |requirement |
|reference |employer |salary | |job |skill |
|01 |Napier |£20000 | |01 |Unix Admin |
|02 |GCHQ |£22000 | |01 |Oracle Admin |
|03 |Napier |£24000 | |02 |Unix Admin |
| | | | |02 |Number Theory |
The database currently holds three job vacancies. Two of the vacancies have specific skills requirements.
1. Choose the SQL statement which will return details of the jobs of interest to a candidate with experience of Unix Administration.
(a) SELECT * FROM job
WHERE reference='Unix Admin'
AND skill = 'Unix Admin';
(b) SELECT * FROM job, requirement
WHERE reference=job AND skill='Unix Admin';
(c) SELECT * FROM job
WHERE skill = 'Unix Admin';
(d) SELECT * FROM 'Unix Admin';
(e) SELECT 'Unix Admin' FROM job, requirement; (1)
2. A list of jobs together with a count of the required skills is needed. It is important that jobs such as 03, which has no skills specified, are included. Which of the following operations is most appropriate?
(a) CARTESIAN PRODUCT
(b) INNER JOIN
(c) INTERSECTION
(d) LEFT or RIGHT OUTER JOIN
(e) UNION (1)
3. Select the term which best describes the cardinality of the relationship: job to the requirement.
(a) many to many
(b) many to one
(c) one to many
(d) one to one
(e) some to many (1)
4. Which of the following show appropriate primary keys for the tables?
(a) job(reference, employer, salary) requirement(job, skill)
(b) job(reference, employer, salary) requirement(job, skill)
(c) job(reference, employer, salary) requirement(job, skill)
(d) job(reference, employer, salary) requirement(job, skill)
(e) job(reference, employer, salary) requirement(job, skill) (1)
5. The table requirement was created using the following SQL statement:
CREATE TABLE requirement (
job INTEGER,
skill VARCHAR(50),
FOREIGN KEY job REFERENCES job(reference));
Select the true statement concerning the requirements table.
(a) it cannot store a field with a NULL value for job
(b) it must be created BEFORE the job table
(c) the value 'Windows 2000 Admin' is NOT permitted for the skill attribute
(d) referential integrity checks will prevent invalid values for job
(e) referential integrity checks will prevent identical rows being inserted (1)
6. ( is the projection operator. ( is the selection operator. R is a relation.
Select the relational expression which could possibly return the following result:
|a |c |
|1 |2 |
|2 |3 |
(a) (a, c R
(b) (a ................
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