Which of the following concepts is considered a top-down process, breaking an entity into more specific types?

If an entity type can have two or more distinct key attributes, they are called:

The category construct is mainly used to represent:

In EER notation, Total Completeness constraint is represented by:

The process of defining subclasses to represent distinctions among entities in the Superclass is:

Which type of specialization is explicitly decided by the user when entering the data, rather than being determined by an attribute value?

The combination of constraints (Overlapping, Partial) means that an entity may belong to:

The Superclass/Subclass relationship where entities of the Superclass have only the possibility of being in the Subclass is:

The formal term for a Row in the Relational Model is:

The number of Attributes in a relation is referred to as its:

The integrity constraint that specifies that the Primary Key cannot have a NULL value is the:

The constraint that ensures that a value of an attribute in one relation must exist as a value of a primary key in another relation is:

A minimal superkey is also referred to as a:

Which term refers to a Candidate Key that was not chosen as the Primary Key?

The set of allowed values for an attribute is defined by its:

Which characteristic of a relation states that the ordering of tuples (rows) has no significance?

The set of tuples of a relation at any specific point in time is called the:

The Primary Key of a relation must satisfy which two properties simultaneously?

Which update operation may violate the Referential Integrity constraint?

A violation of the Entity Integrity constraint occurs if a user attempts to: