adplus-dvertising
frame-decoration

Question

The part of SQL that deals with the SQL supports constructs is called as _______

a.

Persistent construct dealer

b.

Persistent storage module

c.

Persistent supports center

d.

Primary storage medium

Posted under DBMS

Answer: (b).Persistent storage module

Engage with the Community - Add Your Comment

Confused About the Answer? Ask for Details Here.

Know the Explanation? Add it Here.

Q. The part of SQL that deals with the SQL supports constructs is called as _______

Similar Questions

Discover Related MCQs

Q. A _________ is a statement that the system executes whenever a database is modified

Q. State true or false: Recursive queries are permitted in SQL

Q. How many different types of drivers are present in JDBC?

Q. Which JDBC Driver is the most efficient of all the JDBC drivers?

Q. Which package comprises of the core JDBC API?

Q. What is the full form of OLAP?

Q. Data that can be modelled as dimension attributes and measure attributes are called ___________

Q. The operation of changing a dimensions used in a cross-tab is called as ________

Q. The operation of moving from finer granular data to coarser granular data is called _______

Q. How many dimensions of multi-dimensional data do cross tabs enable analysts to view?

Q. The _______ function allows substitution of values in an attribute of a tuple

Q. Which of the following OLAP systems do not exist?

Q. State true or false: OLAP systems can be implemented as client-server systems

Q. The operation of moving from coarser granular data to finer granular data is called _______

Q. State true or false: In OLAP, analysts cannot view a dimension in different levels of detail.

Q. Which of the following is not a relational algebra function?

Q. The select operation’s function in relational algebra is identical to the _______ clause in SQL

Q. The project operation’s function in relational algebra is identical to the _______ clause in SQL

Q. What does the following relational operation perform?
ρx(A1,A2,A3…) (E)

Q. What does the following relational algebra expression do?
σamount > 1200 (loan)