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12 2009 Sample Paper Informatics Practices 04

This document is a sample paper for an Informatics Practices class for grade 12. It contains 3 sections with multiple choice and written response questions. Section A contains 30 marks worth of questions on topics like GNU, inventory systems, data modeling techniques, and data warehousing. Section B contains programming questions in Visual Basic, including functions, arrays, and procedures. Section C contains questions on PL/SQL topics like triggers, procedures, and creating tables with constraints. The paper tests knowledge of programming concepts and languages.

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12 2009 Sample Paper Informatics Practices 04

This document is a sample paper for an Informatics Practices class for grade 12. It contains 3 sections with multiple choice and written response questions. Section A contains 30 marks worth of questions on topics like GNU, inventory systems, data modeling techniques, and data warehousing. Section B contains programming questions in Visual Basic, including functions, arrays, and procedures. Section C contains questions on PL/SQL topics like triggers, procedures, and creating tables with constraints. The paper tests knowledge of programming concepts and languages.

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SAMPLE PAPER - 1

INFORMATICS PRACTICES – Class - XII


SET – INNOVATION
Time allowed: 3 hours Maximum Marks : 70
Note:
(i) This question paper is divided into 3 sections.
(ii) Section A consists of 30 marks.
(iii) Section B and Section C are of 20 marks each.
(iv) Answer the questions after carefully reading the text.

SECTION-A

Q1. Answer the following questions: -

a) Why GNU is known as GNU not Unix? 2


b) What is an Inventory Control System? Name any two entities or tables that
could be a part of this system? 2
c) Differentiate between ER Modeling and Object Modeling Techniques. 2
d) Write down the characteristics of Data Ware house. 2
e) Give the difference b/w Shareware and proprietary software. 2

Q2. Answer the following questions:-

a) Differentiate between a form module and class module of Visual Basic. 1


b) Explain the methods for loading and unloading forms. 2
c) What is DSN? 1
d) When the GotFocus and LostFocus Events occurs. 2
e) Differentiate between 4
f) i) Date and Date$ function ii) Call ByVal and Call ByRef

Q.3) Answer the following questions:

a) Normalize the table with the following specification: 2


Employee (empno, dept_no, dept_name, salary, DOJ, dept_no, dept_name).
b) If a table is dropped what happens to views and indexes dependent upon this table. 2
c) How will you drop a constraint from a table? 2
d) Find the join of the following two tables: 2

TEACHER
Tno. Tname Tcity
T1 Mr.Nayak Delhi
T2 Mrs.Dubey Mumbai

STUDENT
Roll Name City
1 Divakar Delhi
2 Puneet Mumbai
3 Rohit Kolkata

e) What is the advantage of an anchored data type?


SECTION –B

Q 4. Answer the following questions:

a) Write a VB program to compare two strings using function. 2

b) Write a sub program to find the largest, smallest, sum and average number
of array of ten numbers. 4

c) What will be the output of the following program. 2

Private Sub Command_click()


Dim str1 as string
str1 =”Computer”
n=1
Do While n<=len(str1)
Print left(str1,n)
n=n+1
Loop
End Sub

d) Write a VB procedure to reverse the digits of given number. 2

Q 5. Do the following:

a. Find the Error: 3

Sub Fibonacci(S1 as NUMBER,S2 as INTEGER,N as INTEGER)


Output S1,S2
Dim count as Integer,dim term as Integer
For count EQUAL 3 TO N
Term = S1+S2
Print term
S1=S2
S2=term
Next value
End sub

b. Write the output of the given code: 3

Sub first()
Dim x as integer
x=20
Print x
Call second(x)
Print x
End Sub
Sub second (y as integer)
y=40
Print y
End Sub
Private Sub Command1_click()
Call first
End Sub

c. Find the output of the following: 2

Dim String1 as string


Dim String2 as string
String1=”VB IS NOT AN OOP”
String2=”an”
S=Instr(3,String1,String2)
Print S

d. If today’s date is 21/09/08 then what is the o/p of the statement 2


Print Format(Now,”ddd,mmmm dd,yyyy”)

SECTION –C

Q 6. Answer the following questions:

a) Write the output of the following PL/SQL code block: 2

DECLARE
S NUMBER :=0;
BEGIN
I :=2;
FOR X IN 1..5
LOOP
IF MOD(X,2) = 1 THEN
S:=S + X;
ELSE
S:=S - X;
END IF;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(TO_CHAR(:I*10));
END LOOP;
END;
b) Find the errors from the following PL/SQL code and rewrite the corrected code 2
underlining the correction made.

Declare
B_No Number(4);
Begin
B_No : = %Book_No;
Select Title Into B_Title from Books for Book_No = B_No
If B_Title : = ‘Leaarning ABC’
Update B_Title = ‘Learn ABC’ Where Book_No = B_No;
Else
Dbms_output.Put_Line(‘No Change’);
End

c) Write a PL/SQL block to create a trigger KVS to display a message WELCOME TO KVS
before each insert operation on the table KVS_EMP. 2

d) Write a PL/SQL procedure PRO_NUMBER to find the sum of first 10 natural numbers. 4

Q 7. Answer the following questions based on the STUDENT table:

Column Name Data Type Size Constraint


RNo NUMBER 4 PRIMARY KEY
Name VARCHAR2 20 Not Null
Stipend NUMBER 7,2 Stipend is greater than 0
Stream VARCHAR2 15 Not Null
Grade CHAR 1

a) Create the above table including constraints. 2

b) Write a Cursor to display all the students whose stream is ‘Medical’ and Grade ‘A’. 2

c) Write a Procedure MYSTIPEND to display the stipend of the student whose RNo is entered by
user.

d) Write a PL/SQL FUNCTION Power that takes two numbers as argument and returns the
value of the first number raised to the power of the second. 4

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