ADVANCE DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (ADBMS) MAY 2012 SEMESTER 5 COMPUTER SCIENCE
Con. 3755-12 GN-6972
(3 Hours) [Total Marks : 100]
N.B.: (1) Question No.1 is compulsory.
(2) Attempt any four out of the remaining six questions.
(3) Assume any suitable data wherever required.
1. | You Need to design a database for an art gallery. The database schema must keep | |
information about artists, their names, (which are unique), birth places, age and | ||
style of art and photograph . For each piece of artwork, the artist the year it was | ||
made, its unique title, its type of art (e.g. painting, sculpture, photograph), and its | ||
price, along with picture (thumbnail) must be stored. The database also stores. | ||
information about customers. | ||
For each customer, database stores the person's unique name, address, and total | ||
amount of money spent in the gallery and the artist and type of art the customer | ||
tends to like (can be a text). | ||
(a) Draw an EER dia for the system | 6 | |
(b) Map the EER to Relations | 8 | |
(c) Take two typical queries and write them in SQL | 6 | |
2. (a) | Explain different architectures for parallel database. | 10 |
(b) | State comparison of RDBMS, OODBMS, ORDBMS. | 10 |
3. (a) | Explain data fragmentation, replication and allocation technique for distributed | 10 |
database design. | ||
(b) | Give overview of 3-Tier client server architecture. | 10 |
4. (a) | What is SQL 3? Write in detail about features of SQL 3. | 10 |
(b) | What is well formed and valid XML document? With example explain what is | 10 |
XML schema file ? | ||
5. (a) | Explain in detail about heuristic approach to query optimization. | 10 |
(b) | Explain the method for implementing the SELECT operation. | 10 |
6. (a) | Explain conceptual database design in database design and implementation | 10 |
process. | ||
(b) | Explain concurrency control in distributed database. | 10 |
7. | Write a short notes on (any two) :- | 20 |
(a) Specialization and Generalization | ||
(b) joins in SQL | ||
(c) Measures of query cost. |
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