Alice is a junior data analyst in a company that maintains a large relational database for its internal systems. She's asked to comprehend the purpose of a primary key in a table. Which of the following BEST describes the primary purpose of a primary key in a relational database table?
Data and Database Fundamentals part 1

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
To ensure all fields in a table can accept null values
To improve the aesthetic presentation of a table
To reduce the storage space used by a database
To ensure each record can be uniquely identified
Answer explanation
The primary purpose of a primary key in a relational database is to provide a unique identifier for each record. It helps ensure data integrity and prevents duplication of records. Primary keys do not directly correlate with reducing storage space. Primary keys cannot be null and they don't dictate the properties of other fields in a table. While the presentation of data is important, primary keys are not related to the aesthetic or visual presentation of a table. They're a functional, not an aesthetic, aspect of database design.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
When working with databases, which definition BEST describes a table?
The structure consisting of rows and columns that holds data
A system to ensure the security of the database
The rows that store the actual data values
The software used to manage the database
Answer explanation
In a relational database, a table is a structure that consists of rows and columns. Each row represents a unique record, and each column represents a specific field or attribute of the data. The software used to manage the database is known as a database management system (DBMS), not a table. While rows are indeed a part of a table, they represent individual records or entries, not the table itself. While security is an important aspect of databases, it is not what the term 'table' refers to. A table is a structure to hold data.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which of the following statements BEST describes why investing in security is crucial for an organization?
It helps in marketing the products
It protects the organization's data and information assets
It increases the organization's profit margins
It makes the organization's website look more appealing
Answer explanation
Security measures protect an organization's data and information from unauthorized access, alteration, or destruction, making it a crucial investment. While security can indirectly contribute to a company's reputation, it's not directly involved in marketing products. While security is important for a website, it doesn't directly influence the website's aesthetic appeal. While effective security can prevent financial losses due to breaches, it's not primarily aimed at increasing profit margins.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What is the purpose of replicating data between servers and potentially between sites?
To enhance network speed
To increase data storage capacity
To ensure service continuity and data availability in case of a disruption
To reduce network traffic
Answer explanation
ata replication, whether real-time or periodic, ensures that an up-to-date copy of data is available at all times, allowing for service continuity and data availability in case of a disruption. Replication does not increase data storage capacity. It creates copies of data across servers or sites for redundancy purposes. Replication does not directly enhance network speed. It is primarily aimed at ensuring data availability and service continuity. Data replication doesn't reduce network traffic. In fact, it might increase network traffic due to the continuous or periodic syncing of data.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
In network redundancy, what is the purpose of adapter teaming?
Providing fault tolerance and load balancing
Decreasing network traffic
Increasing network speed
Reducing power consumption
Answer explanation
dapter teaming involves configuring multiple network cards to work together, providing both fault tolerance (in case one adapter fails) and load balancing (connections are spread between cards). Adapter teaming may indirectly improve network speed by balancing the load, but its primary purpose is to provide fault tolerance. Adapter teaming doesn't inherently decrease network traffic. Its main function is to ensure continued operation and optimal distribution of network load in case of a component failure. Adapter teaming doesn't reduce power consumption; it may actually increase it since multiple adapters are used instead of one.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
When populating a database, what does import/input refer to?
Transferring the database to another server
Querying data from the database
Deleting data from the database
Adding data records to the database manually or by importing from another source
Answer explanation
mport/input refers to the process of populating the database with data records. This can be done manually, often through a form, or by importing data from another source such as a file or another database. Querying refers to extracting specific information from the database, not adding data to it. Import/input refers to adding data to the database, not removing it. While data can be transferred between servers, import/input specifically refers to the process of adding data to the database.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Emily is a software developer who is developing a shopping website where users can login, add items to their carts, and check out. She wants the items in the cart to remain even if the user logs out or closes the browser, meaning she wants the cart data to persist. Which of the following techniques should Emily use to ensure the data persistence?
Store cart data in a transitory session variable
Store cart data in a volatile memory
Store cart data in a database
Store cart data in the website's HTML code
Answer explanation
Storing data in a database will ensure that the cart data remains intact, even when a user logs out or closes their browser. When the user returns and logs in again, the application can retrieve the user's cart data from the database. Volatile memory loses its stored information once power is lost, like when the system is shut down or restarted. Therefore, it is not an ideal storage medium for persisting data. Storing data in HTML code would not persist and would be lost once the user closes the session or refreshes the page. Its purpose is not for data persistence. Session variables only maintain data while the session is active. If the user logs out or closes the browser, the information stored in the session would be lost.
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