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DBMS Mid Questions

The document outlines important questions for four units in a DBMS course. Unit I covers drawbacks of traditional file processing systems and types of database languages. Unit II defines entity-relationship modeling concepts and additional ER features. Unit III discusses integrity constraints and translating an ER diagram to relations. Unit IV covers basic SQL syntax, aggregate operators, and example queries on sample tables.

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DBMS Mid Questions

The document outlines important questions for four units in a DBMS course. Unit I covers drawbacks of traditional file processing systems and types of database languages. Unit II defines entity-relationship modeling concepts and additional ER features. Unit III discusses integrity constraints and translating an ER diagram to relations. Unit IV covers basic SQL syntax, aggregate operators, and example queries on sample tables.

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DBMS -- IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

UNIT-I:
1. Explain the drawbacks of traditional File Processing System with examples.
2. What are the types of languages a Data Base System provides? Explain with
examples.
3.Explain the structure of DBMS with neat diagram.

UNIT-II:
1.Define Entity, attribute, Entity Set, Relationship & Relationship Sets, using on
example how they are represented in ER diagram.
2. Explain additional features of ER model that helps in conceptual design for
large enterprises.
3. Explain class hierarchies in ER model with examples.

UNIT-III:
1.What is Integrity Constraints ? Explain different types of IC with examples.
2. Explain Foreign Key Constraint with suitable example.
3.In Logical Database describe how an ER diagram translated into a Relational
Database schema(collection of table with & without constraints).




UNIT-IV:
1. Explain the basic form of SQL, with example.
2. Explain the aggregate operators with proper syntax and with suitable
example
3. Using the following schema answer the following queries in SQL.
Sailors (sid, sname, rating, age)
Reserves(sid, bid, day)
Boats(bid, bname, color)
a) Find the names of sailors who have reserved boat no: 103.
b) Find the names of sailors who have reserved a red boat.
c) Find the colors of boats reserved by lubber (sname).
d) Find all sailors with rating above seven.
e) Find the names of sailors who have reserved at least one boat.

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