The result of the ……….operation can be visualized as a vertical partition of the relation into two relations.
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8%
Select
73%
Project
13%
Join
5%
Cartesian Product
σ<cond1>(σ<cond2>(σ<cond3>(R))) is equivalent to
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4%
σ<cond3> AND <cond1> AND <cond2>(R)
7%
σ<cond1> AND <cond3> AND <cond2>(R)
5%
σ<cond2> AND <cond1> AND <cond3>(R)
85%
All the above
RENAME operation which can rename either the relation name or the attribute names, or both is a unary operator
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94%
T
6%
F
ρ(B1, B2, ..., Bn)(R)
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5%
renames the relation only
70%
renames the attributes only.
24%
renames both the relation and its attributes
ρS(B1, B2, ..., Bn)(R)
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3%
renames the relation only
5%
renames the attributes only.
92%
renames both the relation and its attributes,
Relational set operators are used to combine or subtract the records from two tables
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95%
T
5%
F
RELATIONAL SET OPERATORS are used for doing set operations on relations having same schema.
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96%
T
4%
F
...... , is a relation that includes all tuples that are either in R or in S or in both R and S. Duplicate tuples are eliminated
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92%
UNION
6%
INTERSECTION
2%
MINUS
In order to set operators to work in database, it should have same number of columns participating in the query and the datatypes of respective columns should be same is called Union Compatibility.
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93%
T
7%
F
is a relation that includes all tuples that are in both R and S.
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41%
UNION
56%
INTERSECTION
3%
SET DIFFERENCE
is a relation that includes all tuples that are in R but not in S.
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4%
INTERSECTION
28%
SET DIFFERENCE
15%
MINUS
53%
MINUS و SET DIFFERENCE
The set operations ∪ and ∩ are ……………… but “–” is not.
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4%
valid
2%
correct
92%
commutative
2%
available
If the cardinality of R, S and R∩S is 40, 50, and 20 respectively, then the cardinality of R∪S is 70.
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79%
T
21%
F