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DBMS Theoryknowledge~10 mins

Entity-Relationship model in DBMS Theory - Interactive Code Practice

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Practice - 5 Tasks
Answer the questions below
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easy

Complete the code to define an entity in an ER model.

DBMS Theory
Entity [1] represents a real-world object or concept.
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Aset
Bset_name
Cset_type
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Common Mistakes
Confusing entity with attribute or relationship.
Using incorrect terminology like 'set_name' or 'set_type'.
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medium

Complete the sentence to describe a primary key in an ER model.

DBMS Theory
A primary key uniquely identifies each [1] in an entity set.
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Arelationship
Battribute
Centity
Ddatabase
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Common Mistakes
Choosing 'attribute' instead of 'entity'.
Confusing 'relationship' with 'entity'.
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hard

Fix the error in the relationship cardinality description.

DBMS Theory
A one-to-many relationship means one [1] can be associated with many entities.
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Atable
Battribute
Crelationship
Dentity
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Common Mistakes
Using 'attribute' or 'table' which are not correct here.
Confusing 'relationship' with 'entity'.
4fill in blank
hard

Fill both blanks to complete the ER diagram notation for a weak entity.

DBMS Theory
A weak entity is represented by a [1] rectangle and has a [2] key.
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Adouble-bordered
Bsingle-bordered
Cpartial
Dprimary
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Common Mistakes
Using single border instead of double border.
Confusing partial key with primary key.
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hard

Fill all three blanks to complete the definition of a relationship set in ER modeling.

DBMS Theory
A relationship set [1] entities from [2] entity sets and is represented by a [3] diamond.
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Aconnects
Bmultiple
Crhombus
Dsingle
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Common Mistakes
Using 'single' instead of 'multiple' for the number of entity sets.
Confusing the diamond shape with a rectangle.