An entity set that do not have sufficient attributes to form a primary key
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4%
Strong entity
96%
Weak entity
An entity is considered ........ if its tables are existence dependent. That is it can not exist without relationship with another entity.
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18%
Strong entity
82%
Weak entity
A .......... key is composed of two or more attributes, but it must be
minimal
minimal
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7%
Foreign
15%
Candidate
77%
composite
A property or characteristic of an entity. Often shown as an oval or circle.
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10%
Entities
85%
Attributes
6%
Relationships
are those that consist of a hierarchy of attributes Sub-attributes spring from an attribute
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67%
Composite attributes
4%
Simple attributes
14%
DERIVED ATTRIBUTE
10%
Multi-valued Attribute
5%
complex Attribute
More than one attribute value is denoted, such as multiple phone numbers for a person
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8%
Composite Attribute
8%
Complex Attribute
84%
Multi-valued Attribute
Attributed is calculated or otherwise derived from another attribute, such as age from a birthdate
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3%
Composite Attribute
4%
Simple (Scalars) Attribute
93%
Derived Attribute
are those drawn from the atomic value domains
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7%
Derived Attribute
86%
Simple (Scalars) Attribute
4%
Composite Attribute
4%
Complex Attribute
A ternary relationship is a relationship type that involves many to many relationships between two tables
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46%
T
54%
F
How many instances of one entity will or must be connected to a singleinstance from the other entities.
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32%
Degree of Relationships
17%
Participation Constraint
51%
Cardinality Constraint
should be the norm in any relational database design and is found in all relational database
environments
environments
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23%
One-One Relationship
64%
One-Many Relationship
13%
Many-Many Relationship