The first step in designing a database is to determine
a. how you want the final reports to look and sketch them out on paper.
b. the purpose of the database.
c. what subjects you need to store facts about.
d. what facts you need to store about each subject.
e. how the tables will relate to one another.
Question 2Certain risks, such as those arising from war, piracy, and losses attributable to delays in transit are generally covered without the need for additional insurance premiums.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 3Links between reports and their sources are created with graphical objects called
a. queries.
b. Boolean operators.
c. SQLs.
d. logos.
e. controls.
Question 4Multiple sourcing can add quality variability to the sourced product due to the use of different materials and processes.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 5Information that is grouped into two types can be analyzed by
a. calculating the two groups separately and then adding them.
b. Boolean operators.
c. wizards.
d. crosstab queries.
e. none of the above.
Question 6Suppliers are sometimes not willing to accept outside help in the form of supplier development, either because they are too proud to accept help or because they do not see the value in improving quality or delivery performance.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 7The database process which synthesizes, sorts and calculates data from multiple tables is called a
a. control.
b. quanitifier.
c. query.
d. selector.
e. analyzer.