Assume that a company has a database that stores information about its employees, including their names, addresses, and salaries. The database is constantly being updated with new information, and the company wants to ensure that the data remains accurate and consistent.What will be the most suitable solution for this issue?Answer( Please choose a correct answer )   CLEARUsing a spreadsheet program to store the employee dataStoring the employee data in a file on a computerUsing a DBMS to store and manage the employee dataStoring the employee data on a whiteboard

Which options are more flexible at storing data than a spreadsheet? A. database B. data warehouse C. CSV (comma separated values)

Identify which of the following would NOT be a strategy to help a business maintain accurate records*1 pointUsing bookkeeping software such as MYOB or QuickbooksEstablishing a good filing system and processing documents and transactions into your recordkeeping software regularlyIncluding as much detail as possible on all recordsObtaining all documents such as invoices at the time of the transaction and recording all of the necessary details as soon as possible

Which of the following acronyms describes the traditional way to make sure data stays consistent across the entire database?answerSQLACIDDBACRUD

How would you handle conflicting information or discrepancies between different data sources during data integration

Storing multiple copies of the same data within the system is not advisable, because it increasesData ConsistencyData RedundancyAtomicity of DataData Integrity