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Database-Management-System
August 26, 2024
ER-Model
August 26, 2024
Database-Management-System
August 26, 2024
ER-Model
August 26, 2024

Database-Management-System

Question 632
The completeness constraint has rules :
A
Supertype, Subtype
B
Total specialization, Partial specialization
C
Specialization, Generalization
D
All of the above
Question 632 Explanation: 
→ Completeness constraints are both total specialization and partial specialization.
→ The completeness constraints decide whether a supertype instance must also be a membe of at least one subtype.
→ The total specialization rule demands that every entity in the superclass belong to some subclass. Just as with a regular ERD, total specialization is symbolized with a double line connection between entities.
→ The partial specialization rule allows an entity to not belong to any of the subclasses. It is represented with a single line connection.
Correct Answer: B
Question 632 Explanation: 
→ Completeness constraints are both total specialization and partial specialization.
→ The completeness constraints decide whether a supertype instance must also be a membe of at least one subtype.
→ The total specialization rule demands that every entity in the superclass belong to some subclass. Just as with a regular ERD, total specialization is symbolized with a double line connection between entities.
→ The partial specialization rule allows an entity to not belong to any of the subclasses. It is represented with a single line connection.

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