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Dbms 2021 Paper Solution

The document outlines the structure and content of the end semester examination for the Database Management System course (CSE201) for UG (B.TECH.-CSE) students, conducted by examiner Sumit Kumar. It includes sections with model answers and marks distribution for various questions, covering topics such as SQL queries and database system types. The examination is scheduled for November-December 2021.

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Dbms 2021 Paper Solution

The document outlines the structure and content of the end semester examination for the Database Management System course (CSE201) for UG (B.TECH.-CSE) students, conducted by examiner Sumit Kumar. It includes sections with model answers and marks distribution for various questions, covering topics such as SQL queries and database system types. The examination is scheduled for November-December 2021.

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Course Title: Database Management System Course Code: CSE201

Examination: END SEMESTER EXAMINATION: NOV-DEC., 2021

Programme: UG (B.TECH.-CSE)

Name of the Examiner: Sumit Kumar

Sr. Distribution
Model Answers
No. of Marks
SECTION-A

06 marks
1
2 06 marks
3 06 marks

4 06 marks
5 06 marks
SECTION-B

6 10 Marks

7 10 Marks
05+05=10
8
Marks
SECTION-C
select ename
from emp as e, e.ChildrenSet as c
where ’March’ in
(select birthday.month from c )
03+03+02=08
9(a) select e.ename
marks
from emp as e, e.SkillSet as s, s.ExamSet as x
where s.type = ’typing’ and x.city = ’Dayton’

select distinct s.type


from emp as e, e.SkillSet as s
I. A computer-aided design system for a manufacturer of airplanes: An OODB
system would be suitable for this. That is because CAD requires complex data
types, and being computation oriented, CAD tools are typically used in a
programming language environment needing to access the database.

II. A system to track contributions made to candidates for public office: A 03+03+02=08
9(b)
relational system would be apt for this, as data types are expected to be marks
simple, and a powerful querying mechanism is essential.

III. An information system to support the making of movies: Here there will be
extensive use of multimedia and other complex data types. But queries are
probably simple, and thus an object relational system is suitable.

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