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The document provides a set of questions for a Database Management Systems exam, divided into two parts. Part A includes questions about the components of a DBMS, data modeling, data normalization, and entity-relationship diagrams. Part B focuses on SQL commands, views, triggers, cursors, concurrency control, transactions, integrity, and locking protocols. It contains 8 total questions to choose from with varying point values for each part.

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Database Management System 2008-4-4 0

The document provides a set of questions for a Database Management Systems exam, divided into two parts. Part A includes questions about the components of a DBMS, data modeling, data normalization, and entity-relationship diagrams. Part B focuses on SQL commands, views, triggers, cursors, concurrency control, transactions, integrity, and locking protocols. It contains 8 total questions to choose from with varying point values for each part.

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E (EEE) 4th Sem


Data Base Management System
Note: Attempt five questions, selecting at least two questions each from part A and part B.

PART-A
I. a) Explain the components of DBMS. b) Explain the difference between Data base vs. file oriented approach with an example. (10 ,10)

II.

a) Explain various data models. b) Briefly explain the conceptual design of a relational data base model. (10, 10) What is normalization? Explain Ist normalization form, 2nd normalization form, 3rd normalization form with examples. (20) What do you know about entity relationship model. Elaborately explain E-R diagrams with proper examples. (20)

III. IV.

PART-B
V. a) Write short notes on: i) DDL, DCL, DML commands of SQL. ii) Relational calculus.

b) What do you mean by views? Explain Inner join, outer join and self join with the proper SQL commands. (10, 10) VI. a) What do you mean by triggers? Explain different types of triggers.

b) What do you mean by cursors? Explain different types of cursors. (10,10)

VII. Explain how security and concurrency operations are taken care of in Database Mgt. System Software. (20) VIII. Write shorts notes on: a) b) c) d) Two phase commit and locking protocol. Relational algebra Transactions Data integrity (20)

Disclaimer: Well this looks a little stupid but we are not responsible if any portion of this paper is not relevant with todays syllabus. Due care has been taken to make this paper error free, but there always remains a chance of error so please ignore any typographical error if present..

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