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Data Managment questions: A procedural language interface is necessary because n

ID: 3848241 • Letter: D

Question

Data Managment questions:

A procedural language interface is necessary because nonprocedural access and application development tools of database software are sometimes not powerful enough or do not provide the level of control necessary for significant application development.

True

False

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An unknown value, or a value that does not apply to a given row of a table, is indicated by:


A-The string of characters 'NA'

B-The string of characters 'null'

C-The value of the smallest negative integer that can be represented by the system

D-The value 0

E-None of the above

Explanation / Answer

A procedural language interface is necessary because nonprocedural access and application development tools of database software are sometimes not powerful enough or do not provide the level of control necessary for significant application development.

True ->Correct

Explanation:
I just want you to walk through the basic of Procedural and non-procedural

procedural language-> It is a type of language that consists of steps that will seqentially excecute and return the output.
example -> c/c++/java/python......(list goes...)
Non-procedural language->It is type of lanuage that ne need to define steps explicitly only need to specify what you want to
do. Language like SQL , give the command and it gives u output e,g SELECT in SQL.

No come to question as we cant define steps in non-procedural access so we depent on procedural programming in software
developement. it helps to write the code in more flexible manner and can define what to do. Now a days where DB is more critical
part we using it from procedural programming language.

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An unknown value, or a value that does not apply to a given row of a table, is indicated by:

E-None of the above -> correct

Explanation:
In SQL if data is missing or undefined NULL used to represent those missing values in row of table.