Answer / Kanishk Kumar Tiwari

No, Microsoft Word is not a database management system. While it can store data to some extent, it does not have the capabilities for complex database operations.

I have single column in a file. Input 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 my output is file 1 have 1,2,3,10,11,12 file 2 have 4,5,6,13,14,15 and file 3 have 7,8,9 how is it possible in datastage

1 Answers   IBM,

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Explain storage manager?

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can any one explain about normalization forms with clear explanation in interview point of view. thanks for ur answers.

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How is image stored in database?

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What is a super key?

1 Answers   3i Infotech,

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How does database replication work?

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What is the use of default key?

1 Answers   Abacus,

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diff b/w inter process and in process

1 Answers   Aptara, TCS,

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How do you pass parameter in stored procedure?

1 Answers   CGI,

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What is a reference table in database?

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What is database server and how it works?

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utility used to obtain inform regarding the optimizes choice of access strategy for SQL stmts A) LOAD B) REORG C) COPY D) EXPLAIN

2 Answers   Accenture,

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