When Designing a Database, All of the Following Statements Are

question 17

Multiple Choice

When designing a database, all of the following statements are true EXCEPT:

• A) You need to consider the output requirements of the database
• B) You need not be concerned with the future requirements of the database
• C) You should store data in its smallest parts
• D) Begin the design process with identification of the tables in the database

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Definitions:

Consideration

Something of value (such as goods, services, money, or a promise) exchanged between parties in a contract.

Preexisting Contract

An agreement that was already in place before certain actions were taken or before a dispute arose.

Modification

The act of making changes or alterations to something, such as a document or agreement, often to improve it or make it more suitable.

Past Consideration

Refers to something given or an action that has been taken in the past, which cannot legally serve as a consideration for a present contract.