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An analyst at a supermarket chain has been asked to extract data from multiple data sources to complete a study on customer spending habits. The analyst is going to query data from various databases.
Which statement is true about database querying?

  • A. Querying can be used to create predictive data models
  • B. Irrespective of the querying language used, data results retrieved are always in a tabular format
  • C. A querying language is independent of the type of database being used
  • D. Querying is a structured way of searching, manipulating and managing data
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Suggested Answer: D 🗳️

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keyss
3 weeks, 3 days ago
Selected Answer: D
D. Querying is a structured way of searching, manipulating and managing data
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Rabbitsfoot
6 months, 2 weeks ago
Selected Answer: D
See pg 113 - 3.6 Data Mapping - This section describes data mapping, which involves consolidating data from various sources into a standardized format for easier access and reporting. This process requires a structured approach to ensure that data is accurately transformed and integrated, which aligns with the idea that querying is a structured method for handling data.
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