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Module3 Module4 Dbms Assignmnet Questions

The document covers key concepts in database management systems (DBMS) and SQL, including functional dependency, normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF), and anomalies. It also discusses SQL data types, schema modification statements, and various SQL operations such as INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE. Additionally, it explores advanced SQL queries, transaction processing, joins, and the ACID properties of transactions.

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Module3 Module4 Dbms Assignmnet Questions

The document covers key concepts in database management systems (DBMS) and SQL, including functional dependency, normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF), and anomalies. It also discusses SQL data types, schema modification statements, and various SQL operations such as INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE. Additionally, it explores advanced SQL queries, transaction processing, joins, and the ACID properties of transactions.

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Module 3: Normalization in DBMS and SQL

1. What is functional dependency? Explain its types.


2. Explain informal design guidelines for relational schema design.
3. What is normalization? Explain 1NF,2NF,3NF.
4. What is an anomalies? Explain the types of anomalies with an example.
5. Explain data types in SQL and explain substring pattern matching.
6. Explain schema changing statements (alter and drop) in SQL.
7. Explain INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE statements in SQL.
8. Explain different constraints in SQL.

Module 4: Advanced SQL Queries and


Transaction Processing.

1. Explain joins in SQL with its types.


2. Explain group by, order by and having clause with an example.
3. Demonstrate working of assertions and triggers in SQL. Explain with an example.
4. Explain cursors and views with an example.
5. Demonstrate transaction states and additional operations.
6. Discuss the ACID properties of database transaction.
7. Explain characteristics based on serializability.
8. Discuss the type of problems that may encounter with transaction that run concurrently.

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