Most Transactional Databases Are Not Set Up to Be Simultaneously

question 35

Multiple Choice

Most transactional databases are not set up to be simultaneously accessed for reporting and analysis. As a consequence:

• A) navigational databases are being preferred over transactional databases.
• B) data is not efficiently transformed into information.
• C) firms prefer to outsource data mining operations to third-party firms.
• D) analysts no longer port data to data warehouses or data marts.
• E) most firms incur additional expenditure to phase out legacy systems.

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Definitions:

Tenant in Common

A form of joint ownership of property where each owner has an undivided interest, and there is no right of survivorship.

Surviving Owners

Surviving Owners refers to individuals who continue to possess ownership rights in a property or asset after the death or withdrawal of other co-owners.

Fixture

An item of personal property that has become so closely associated with real property that it is legally regarded as part of that real property.

Personal Property

Any item of movable or intangible property owned by an individual that is not classified as real estate.