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DATA MANAGEMENT

1. What is data structure? Explain different types of data structures.
2. Explain the difference between general and binary trees.
3. What is index structures?
4. What is sorting and merging files.
5. What is sequential file organization?
6. What is relative file organization?
7. What is indexed sequential file organization?
8. What is multi-key file organization?
9. Explain different file systems.
10. Write a short note on: ( any two)
a) Arrays
b) Records
c) Stacks
d) Queues


DATA MANAGEMENT



CASE STUDY : 1

The physical or internal level organization of a database system is concerned with the
efficient storage of information in the Secondary Storage devices.
The physical to conceptual level mapping must provide the necessary shield to the user.
The basic problem in physical database representation is to select a suitable file system
to store the desired information. The file consist of records and a record may consist of
several fields.

Question :
1) What are the typical operations that may be performed on the information stored in
the file?
2) Explain in detail factors affecting physical organization of data?
3) Explain the term ‘Magnetic Tapes’?
4) Define in brief ‘Secondary Storage Devices’?

CASE STUDY : 2

In a medical database with attributes DISEASE, SYMPTOM, TEST (such as
pathological or clinical tests), TREATMENT and MEDICINE, following data
dependencies are assumed to hold.
Question :
1) Compute the dependency basis of each attribute?
2) Identify the join dependencies that hold in this database?
3) Does there exist a fourth normal form decomposition that preserves the
dependencies?
4) If so, design a fourth normal form lossless, join decomposition that preserves the
dependencies?

CASE STUDY : 3

Question :
1) Anyone can read BANKACNT relation except for the ACCT NO attribute.
2) Any accountholder can read the tuple corresponding to his/her own account number
from the ACNT DETAIL relation.
3) Bank employees can read tuples from ACNT DETAIL relation, but only those
employees whose job is TELLER can update entries in the ACNT DETAIL relation
pertaining to any ACCT NO (this field cannot be modified).
4) Bank employees can read BANK EMPLOYEE relation except for the SALARY
attribute.
CASE STUDY : 4
Question :
1) Explain why transaction atomicity is one of the most important requirement for
concurrency control?
2) Describe how in a multiuser environment atomicity of read and write operations can
be ensured, especially for large data items i.e. when the granularity of data items is
larger than a disc block?
3) Describe the functional modules of a centralized database system responsible for
concurrency control and recovery?
4) Discuss how database read and write operations are implemented?

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