Database System Concepts
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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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- Do you have any specific examples to back up your assertion that many-to-many links cannot be stored in a relational database? If you have, we'd appreciate it if you'd tell us about them.arrow_forwardWhen attempting to handle data fragmentation in distributed database systems, when is it appropriate to utilise data replication? It would seem that the processes of replication and fragmentation cannot coexist in any meaningful way. What is the function of horizontal fragmentation in contrast to the role that is played by vertical fragmentation? You will need to present an example for me to buy into your line of reasoning if you want me to do so.arrow_forwardWhen should data replication be used in distributed database systems to address data fragmentation? It seems that the methods of replication and fragmentation are mutually exclusive. In comparison to vertical fragmentation, what is the role of horizontal fragmentation? If you want me to accept your argument, you'll need to provide an illustration.arrow_forward
- What precisely is "data fragmentation," and why is it a problem? What precisely do we mean when we say that the data are fragmented?arrow_forwardIn the context of distributed database systems, what are the appropriate circumstances for utilising data replication as a solution to address data fragmentation? The methods of replication and fragmentation appear to be mutually exclusive. What is the function of horizontal fragmentation in contrast to vertical fragmentation? In order to persuade me to acknowledge your viewpoint, it is necessary for you to furnish an example.arrow_forwardWhat are the advantages and disadvantages of vertical and horizontal partitioning, respectively?arrow_forward
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of vertical and horizontal partitioning, respectively?arrow_forward1. How could you minimise internal fragmentation? What are the drawbacks of the approach?arrow_forwardWhen should distributed database systems employ data replication to address data fragmentation if it is a problem? It seems that the processes of fragmentation and replication are incompatible. What distinguishes vertical fragmentation from horizontal fragmentation? Give me an example so I can better grasp your position.arrow_forward
- When should data replication and data fragmentation be used in distributed database systems? What about combining replication and fragmentation? Can you explain the distinction between vertical and horizontal fragmentation? Could you provide me an illustration of your argument?arrow_forwardWhen using a distributed database system, when should we employ replication vs data fragmentation? Is it possible to mix replication with fragmentation? Where do lateral and vertical fragments vary and what do they mean? Could you provide me with an illustration of your argument?arrow_forwardWas I given all five data chunks in a timely manner?arrow_forward
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