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Pranjal Jalan

ECE – B
1709700076
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Assignment-1

1. What is customized data?


Ans. Customized data objects are physical data objects with one or more relational
resources Customized data object are created when these operations are performed
such as joining data, filtering rows, sorting ports, or running custom queries when the
Data Integration Service reads source data. Customized data object can be reused in a
mapping, mapplet, or profile.

2. Define to the Metadata and its Types.


Ans. Metadata describes other data. It provides information about a certain item's
content.
Types: Many distinct types of metadata exist, including descriptive metadata,
structural metadata, administrative metadata.

3. State the Scalability, Reliability and Unified Management.


Ans. Scalability means the ability of any system to scale up or down depending on the
workload.
Reliability is a measure of accuracy and consistency of data.
United Data Management (UDM) describes the process of consolidating disparate
data sources to create a single data narrative within a data warehouse.
4. Differentiates between RDBMS and ORDBMS (Object Relational Database).
Ans. RDBMS is suitable for traditional application tasks such as data administration
and processing while ORDBMS is suitable for applications with complex objects. MS
SQL server, MySQL, SQLite, MariaDB are some examples of RDBMS while
PostgreSQL is an ORDBMS.

5. Justify the Integration in respect of database.

Ans. Database integration is the process used to aggregate information from multiple
sources.

6. What are Transactional applications?


Ans. Transactional applications are stop-and-go applications. They usually perform
request/reply operations, often ordered. Examples of transactional applications include
synchronous remote procedure call (RPC), as well as some HTTP and Domain Name
System (DNS) implementations.

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