G9: L9

Every organization should have a method for organizing the information it creates.

• True

• False

The only valid databases are computerized databases.

• True

• False

Sets of information stored in specific folders in filing cabinets cannot be considered databases.

• True

• False

Information in a database can be used by the administration in making well-informed decision.

• True

• False

Data must have some form of organization in order to be considered a database.

• True

• False

In a table, the rows correspond to fields.

• True

• False

In a table, the columns correspond to records.

• True

• False

Ideally, every cell in a table should hold one and only one value.

• True

• False

A database management system is capable of storing, retrieving, and updating data in a database.

• True

• False

MariaDB is an example of a DBMS.

• True

• False