UGC NET CS 2012 June-Paper2
April 14, 2024Database-Management-System
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Question 7
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Which of the following statements is/are True regarding some advantages that an object-oriented DBMS (OODBMS) offers over a relational database ?
I. An OODBMS avoids the“impedance mismatch” problem.
II. An OODBMS avoids the “phantom” problem.
III. An OODBMS provides higher performance concurrency control than most relational databases.
IV. An OODBMS provides faster access to individual data objects once they have been read from disk.
I. An OODBMS avoids the“impedance mismatch” problem.
II. An OODBMS avoids the “phantom” problem.
III. An OODBMS provides higher performance concurrency control than most relational databases.
IV. An OODBMS provides faster access to individual data objects once they have been read from disk.
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II and III only
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I and IV only
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I, II, and III only
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I, III and IV only
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Question 7 Explanation:
TRUE: An OODBMS avoids the“impedance mismatch” problem.
FALSE: An OODBMS avoids the “phantom” problem.
FALSE: An OODBMS provides higher performance concurrency control than most relational databases.
TRUE: An OODBMS provides faster access to individual data objects once they have been read from disk.
FALSE: An OODBMS avoids the “phantom” problem.
FALSE: An OODBMS provides higher performance concurrency control than most relational databases.
TRUE: An OODBMS provides faster access to individual data objects once they have been read from disk.
Correct Answer: B
Question 7 Explanation:
TRUE: An OODBMS avoids the“impedance mismatch” problem.
FALSE: An OODBMS avoids the “phantom” problem.
FALSE: An OODBMS provides higher performance concurrency control than most relational databases.
TRUE: An OODBMS provides faster access to individual data objects once they have been read from disk.
FALSE: An OODBMS avoids the “phantom” problem.
FALSE: An OODBMS provides higher performance concurrency control than most relational databases.
TRUE: An OODBMS provides faster access to individual data objects once they have been read from disk.