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A database is a software tool that allows users to store, access, and process data or facts into useful information |
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A record is a full set of fields about one person or object. |
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Once the structure of a database is established, you can place any type of information you want into any field |
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A flat file database uses only one data table. |
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To create a new database, you first must define its fields |
FALSE |
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A primary key is a field in a relational table that matches the primary key column of another table. |
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A report is printed information that, like a query results, is assemble by gathering data based on user- supplied criteria. |
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A foreign key is a single field or combination of fields that uniquely defines a record. |
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The most obvious example of non- computerized database is server directory. |
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Forms are custom screen for displaying and entering, thus ensuring that the data is in correct format. |
TRUE |
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The is a network of computer networks, it makes possible for any computer connected to it to end and receive data from any other computer connected to it.a. SNMPb. Internetc. Email |
b. Internet |
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The internal web site that takes advantage of the same basic technology as the internet. It contained within a company or organization's network; some intranets also are password-protected to provide additional security.a. Internetb. Intranetc. Email |
b. Intranet |
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The term used to describe the tool which allow one computers user to send a message to one or more other computer users over a computer network in a digital form.a. SNMPb. Internetc. Email |
c. Email |
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A private network that uses Internet technologies to share business information with select corporate partners or key customers.a. Internetb. Intranetc. Extranet |
c. Extranet |
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One of the most commonly used software packages and comes in two versions.a. Eudora Liteb. Eudorac. Eudora Website |
b. Eudora |
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The internet address of a computera. Domain Nameb. Computer Addressc. IP Address |
a. Domain Name |
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Standard naming rule for commercial organizationa. comb. net c. int |
a. com |
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An email which is returned to the sender of the mail, this happens if you typed the address incorrectly or the user has cancelled his account.a. Carbon Copyb. Bounced Mailc. New email |
b. Bounced Mail |
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Who invented the Internet in 1973?a. Vinton Cerfb. Tim Bernes-Leec. Mark Elliot Zuckerberg |
a. Vinton Cerf |
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This is generally the slowest type of Internet connection, and you should probably avoid it unless it is the only service available in your area.a. DSLb. Dial-upc. Cable |
b. Dial-up |
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This service uses a broadband connection, which makes it a lot quicker than dial-up. DSL connects to the Internet via a phone line but does not require you to have a landline at home.a. DSLb. Dial-upc. Cable |
a. DSL |
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This is service connects to the Internet via cable TV, despite the fact that you don't really need to have digital TV so as to get it. It utilizes a broadband connection and can be quicker than both dial-up and DSL servicea. DSLb. Dial-upc. Cable |
c. Cable |
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Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) was created and replaced NCP became the primary language used by the networks for their communication.a. 1981b. 1982c. 1983 |
b. 1982 |
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Composition of URL that provides the information to the user. Each tool of the Internet has its own server to store information, like electronic mail, ftp, www and othersa. Protocolb. host partc. path and filename |
b. host part |
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Composition of the e-mail that you can forward a copy of your message to the user you include here. All you need to do is include their email addresses in this section.a. Carbon Copyb. Bounced Mailc. New email |
a. Carbon Copy |
