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Managing Multiuser Databases

1.

Locks placed by command are implicit locks.

Answer: B

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2.

The size of a lock is referred to as lock sizing.

Answer: B

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3.

A cursor type in which the application sees the data as they were at the time the cursor was opened is called:

Answer: B

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4.

Locks placed by command are called ________ .

Answer: B

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5.

Locks placed by the DBMS are called ________ .

Answer: A

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6.

Money is defined in Oracle with the Currency data type.

Answer: B

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7.

An ACID transaction is one that is atomic, consistent isolated, and durable.

Answer: A

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8.

A point of synchronization between the database and the transaction log is generally referred to as a stop point.

Answer: B

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9.

Which of the following disallows both dirty reads and nonrepeatable reads, but allows phantom reads?

Answer: C

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10.

Locks placed by the DBMS are explicit locks.

Answer: B

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