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Ch 14 QQ T F 1.A database table consists of fields and records. T F 2.Good data validation techniques can help improve data integrity. T F 3.An index is used to relate two tables together via a common field. T F 4.The structure of a database table contains the actual data in the database, such as the customers’ names, addresses, and telephone numbers. T F 5.The most widely used type of database today is the multidimensional database.

Ch 14 QQ __ 6. Which of the following is NOT related to data security? a. passwords b. disaster-recovery plan c. row-level locking d. hot site e. user names __ 7. Which of the following refers to software used to connect two otherwise separate applications? a. query b. DBMS c. RDBMS d. SQL e. middleware

Ch 14 QQ a. record b query c. RDBMS d. middleware e. field __ 8. A request for information from a database. __ 9. A type of database software. __ 10. A column in a database table.