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NoSQL databases are designed to expand _.
Horizontally

Horizontal scaling approach tends to be cheaper as the number of operations and the size of the data increases.

True

Full-form of 'CRUD' is _.

Create-Read-Update-Delete

Limitations of RDBMS are .

Scalability/Database design complexity

distributes different data across multiple servers.

Sharding

A Key-value store does not support Secondary Indexes

False

Key-value pair data storages include all except

Network Attached Storage

Cassandra has properties of both and __ .

Google Bigtable / Amazon Dynamo

A Riak convergent replicated data type (CRDT) includes .

Maps/Sets/Counters

The RDBMS 'table' equivalent terminology in Riak is

bucket

Cassandra allows to define composite Primary Keys.

True

In Cassandra, the ___ determines how many copies of the data will be maintained across multiple nodes.

Replication factor

In a column-database a row is being uniquely identified by __.

Row-key

In column-oriented stores, data is stored on a basis.

Column Family

The column store has to perform _ IO to insert a new value.

as many disk blocks

A column-database used to store __ versions of each cells.

Latest / Multiple

In a columnar database, the columns are stored together on disk, achieving a higher compression ratio is an expensive operation.

False

Columnar databases are preferable for OLTP systems.

False

In Hbase, 'Columns' are named and specified in table definition.

False

The row store needs to perform _ IO to insert a new value.

Single

Hbase main server components include all except _.

Hbase Memstore

Pre-join projection is equivalent to as in traditional relational systems.

Materialized view

HBase Tables are divided _ by row key range into .

horizontally, HDFS Files / horizontally, region servers

The MATCH clause is roughly equivalent to the clause in SQL and the RETURN clause to a _ clause.

Where, Select

An RDBMS equivalent component for a "document identifier" in a Document database:

Foreign Key

An RDBMS equivalent component for a "collection" in a Document database:

Table

In MongoDB, there is a similar feature of 'like' expression as like RDBMS.

False

Document databases split a document into its constituent name/value pairs for indexing purpose.

False

JSON documents are built up of _

All the options

______ is a syntax for retrieving specific elements from an XML document.

Xpath

An RDBMS equivalent component for a "document" in a Document database:

Row

MongoDB read/write performance can be tuned with the help of Stored Procedures

False

The major components of a Graph include all except _.

JSON

Graph databases are generally built for use with .

OLTP

Cypher query language is associated with __

Neo4j

Only Nodes have properties in Graph database.

False

Neo4j architecture is a self-driven and independent architecture because of __.

Both the options

Transactional integrity is relevant in case of batch-centric Hadoop-based analytics on warehoused data.

True

Read overhead in a Columnar database can be partly reduced by Multicolumn projection and _.

Sorted Column
Wiredtiger storage engine is a part of ___.
MongoDB

Sorted Column store would provide higher compression ratio by representing each column as compared to the preceding one.

Delta
In case of a Strict consistency, a read will always return the most recent data value.
False
The equivalent Hbase structure of an in-memory tree in Log-structured Merge Trees is __.
MemStore
Cassandra's Gossip Protocol can take care of the heartbeat lost due to _ in a widely distributed system.
Both node failure and network issue
Riak demonstrates dual nature of _.
Key/value Store and Document Database

Like most relational databases, Kudu also offers secondary indexes and uniqueness constraints.

False
In case of an Eventual consistency, reads may not return the most recent value, but reads will not return values “out of sequence.”
False
Cassandra lightweight transactions (LWT) supports pattern.
Check-and-set
Kudu can be accessed via all except _.
Apache Hive



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