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:

The informal term for a Relation in the Relational Model is:

Which type of key is a set of one or more attributes that, taken collectively, allow us to identify uniquely a tuple in the relation?

The constraint that limits the values of an attribute based on its data type and format is the:

The number of Tuples (rows) in a relation is referred to as its:

Which property states that values in a tuple are non-decomposable (atomic)?

If a Primary Key consists of multiple attributes, it is known as a:

The key in the referencing relation is called the:

The three main types of Explicit schema-based constraints in the Relational Model are:

Which SQL command is used to permanently remove the entire structure and all data of a relation from the database?

Which clause in a basic SQL query is used to specify a condition for selecting tuples?

Which wildcard character is used in the LIKE operator to match any sequence of zero or more characters?

The HAVING clause in SQL is used to specify conditions on: