Sunday 8 March 2015

IGNOU MCA MCS-023 Introduction to Database Management Systems SOLVED ASSIGNMENTS 2014-2015

IGNOU SOLVED ASSIGNMENTS FOR 1st Semester MCS-023 2014-2015  Introduction to Database Management Systems

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Q.1. Construct an ER diagram for a Banking System. Clearly indicate the entities, relationships, cardinality and the key constraints. Also, derive the un-normalized relational database tables with the help of this diagram.

Q.2. Explain decomposition of a database in database design. Why consolidation of a database after normalization is considered while designing a database. Explain with the help of a suitable example.

Q.3. a) What is non-loss decomposition in database? How it is useful in database? 

b) Explain evaluation of expression process in query optimization.

Q.4. We have following relations: Supplier(S#,sname,status,city) Parts(P#,pname,color,weight,city) SP(S#,P#,quantity) 

Answer the following queries in SQL. 

(i) Find name of supplier for city = „Delhi‟. (ii) Find suppliers whose name start with „AB‟ (iii) Find all suppliers whose status is 10, 20 or 30. (iv) Find total number of city of all suppliers. (v) Find s# of supplier who supplies „red‟ part. (vi) Count number of supplier who supplies „red‟ part. (vii) Sort the supplier table by sname. (viii) Find name of parts whose color is „red‟ (ix) Find parts name whose weight less than 10 kg. (x) Find all parts whose weight from 10 to 20 kg.

xi) Find average weight of all parts. (xii) Find S# of supplier who supply part „p2‟ (xiii) Find name of supplier who supply maximum parts. (xiv) Sort the parts table by pname. (xv) Find the parts which weigh 10kg or above and are in „red‟ colour

Q.5. a) Explain ACID properties of Transaction with suitable example.

b) Explain TWO phase locking. 

Q.6. a) Consider table R(A,B,C,D,E) with FDs as A->B, BC->E and ED-> A. The table is in which normal form? Justify your answer.

b) Explain system recovery procedure with check point record. 

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