A Design Goal for Distributed Databases to Allow Programmers to Treat

question 72

Multiple Choice

A design goal for distributed databases to allow programmers to treat a data item replicated at several sites as though it were at one site is called:

• A) location transparency.
• B) replication accessibility.
• C) replication transparency.
• D) data accessibility.

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Definitions:

Submissive-compliant

A behavioral tendency to obey or yield to others without resistance, often seen in hierarchical or authoritative contexts.

Independent-assertive

Describes a personality style characterized by self-reliance and assertiveness in expressing one's opinions and needs.

Active-engaged

Being involved, committed, and energetically participating in a task or activity.

Kellerman's Typology

A framework developed by leadership scholar Barbara Kellerman, categorizing followers in an organization based on their level of engagement, from passive to active roles.