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Computer AwarenessMediumAsked in: Delhi · 7 Aug 2021, Shift 1

Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct regarding On-Line Transaction Processing (OLTP)? I. Responses to the user inquiry are immediate. II. The associated cost is economical with efficient utilization of resources. III. The database is always up-to-date.

  1. A.Only II
  2. B.I and III
  3. C.I and II
  4. D.Only III

Correct answer

B. I and III

Explanation

The correct answer is B, I and III. On-Line Transaction Processing is the mode in which a bank counter, a railway booking window or a payment gateway works: each transaction is processed the moment it is entered, so the response to the user is immediate, and every committed transaction is written at once, so the database always reflects the current state. Statement II does not belong with OLTP, because such systems need continuously available hardware, concurrency control and backup arrangements, which make them costly rather than economical. Option A is therefore wrong, as it keeps only the one statement that does not hold. Option C is wrong because it pairs the correct first statement with that same wrong claim about cost. Option D is wrong because it drops the immediate response, which is the very feature that distinguishes on-line transaction processing from batch processing.

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Data mining is best described as which step of the knowledge discovery process?

  1. A.The collection of raw data from sensors
  2. B.The step that finds patterns in prepared data
  3. C.The backing up of a database
  4. D.The printing of a management report
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Correct answer: B. The step that finds patterns in prepared data

In the process called Knowledge Discovery in Databases, or KDD, the stages run from selection of the relevant data, through cleaning and preprocessing, to transformation, then data mining, and finally interpretation and evaluation of what was found.

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