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DBMS Basics Practice Test: Database Systems Design and Implementation — Flashcards

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Quiz questions on E-R model, E-R design, constraints, atomic domains and querying databases like DDL and DML.

Database implementation is the process of: installing database software, performing configuration and customization, running and testing the database, integrating it with applications, and training the users. 

Some critical points to keep in mind for a good database design include: Maintaining data consistency and integrity, Low redundancy, Faster searching through indices, Security measures, and Storing data in fragmented bits of information. 

The steps in database design are:
Gather business requirements
Understand business roadmap
Identify entities and attributes
Identify relationships
Create a logical ER diagram
Validate the logical ER diagram 

The four phases that create database design are: Conceptual design, Logical design, Normalization, and Physical design. 
A good database design is essential for a strong database management system (DBMS). It provides the basis for: Data governance, Data storage, and Data retrieval. 

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An ________ is a set of entities of the same type that share the same properties, or attributes.
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