This quiz assesses knowledge in the automation and management of maintenance information systems, specifically focusing on the Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS). It covers key processes such as aircrew debriefing, system downtime management, and data verification.
User-oriented.
Event-oriented.
Database-centered.
Information-centered.
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Very long.
In the middle of the day.
By the defense enterprise computing center.
Requiring the Intergrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS) online processing to be down.
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Requesting hardware and software.
Updating the capabilities on an as needed basis.
The analysis of unscheduled and scheduled downtime.
Technical maintenance of Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS) database equipment.
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Last result of a database verify.
Last result of a delete history run.
User IDs of each user to be notified.
Address and phone number of each user to be notified.
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NDA500.
Database editor.
Interactive query utility.
Data management utility verifies.
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92.
102.
No more than 92.
No more than 102.
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NFS760.
NFS910.
NFSO40.
NFSRU0
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2.
3.
4.
5.
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126.
349.
730.
899.
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Creating input text files.
Running a database save.
Updating the audit trail tape.
Memorizing every transaction made.
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Pseudo remote and off-line.
Manual remote and off-line.
Pseudo remote and manual remote.
Manual remote and straight-line input.
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Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS) will not come back on-line.
IMDS is running slow in transaction interface (TIP) mode.
The system is unavailable for only a short period of time.
The system is unavailable for a long time.
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Uninterrupted batch processing.
Continuous inprocessing of new IMDS users.
Uninterrupted database management operation.
Continuous reporting of reliability and maintainability information system reportable job data documentation.
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System advisory notice (SAN).
Heads up messages (HUM).
Printed newsletter.
System release.
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Wireless email.
Instant text messaging.
Heads up message (HUM).
Facsimile message (FAX).
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Add new capabilities to IMDS.
Change user name and password in IMDS.
Report a problem while using an IMDS screen.
Correct a data entered in error on an IMDS screen.
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A user has difficulty using IMDS.
IMDS is not operating as designed.
The DBM cannot fix an IMDS problem.
A user wants to make changes to an IMDS program.
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Integrated Maintenance Data System functional manager cannot provide a workaround for the problem.
Field assistance branch receives the problem from the database manager.
Database manager calls the Field Assistance Service to submit one.
Defense Enterprise Computing Center approves the submission.
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The host data base manager (DBM).
The system monitor.
Unit level DBMs.
Functional users.
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Defense Data Network (DDN) Address Record.
Table Validation Problem Reporting.
Debriefing MOA Builder.
REMIS Error Inquiry.
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REMIS table load.
REMIS error inquiry.
REMIS error correction menu.
Defense Data Network (DDN) address record.
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ATAIMTI1 TDSC –IMSC Development.
IMSA CAMS (G081) Production.
IMSB CAMS (G081) Test.
ATATS TSO.
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Enter to logoff G081.
Escape to continue.
Enter to continue.
F1 to continue.
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Option 6 Command.
Option S Security.
Option 3 Utilities.
Option SD SDSF.
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F9057, Terminal/User Master Record Update.
F9077A, 8033/User Master Record Update.
F9007, Work Center Update.
F0045, Shop Updates.
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Option H.
Option Q.
Option C.
Option D.
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14 days.
1 month.
6 months.
1 year.
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Run history reports.
Run a database save.
Secure the database.
Secure the aircraft records.
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Network only.
Relational only.
Network and relational.
Network and non-networked.
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Its non-procedural language.
It’s the oldest retrieval language.
The use of a complex data language.
The use of an exact procedural language.
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General-purpose records.
Transactional data from enterprise location code (ELC).
Traditional legacy Core Automated Maintenance system (CAMS) data.
Data from Reliability and Maintainability Information System (REMIS).
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The user of the database.
The location of the database.
Physical relationships between every type of area.
Physical layout of records and logical relationships between records.
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Load.
Allocate.
Area Size.
Area Maps.
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10.
11.
12.
13.
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Record code.
Record name.
Data identifier.
Location mode.
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Data.
Volatility.
Page size.
Relationship.
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Host database manager.
Combat Systems Support Help Desk.
Major Command (MAJCOM) database manager.
Electronic Systems Group (ELSG) database administrator.
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Special.
Via set.
Placement.
Relationship.
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An entry point record and an owner record.
Key data items in the record.
A database pointer.
A database key.
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Via Set.
Relationship.
CALC and Direct.
Owner and member.
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Prior.
Relationship.
One-way circular.
Two-way circular.
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Code.
Mode.
Order.
Set selection.
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Set.
Area.
Page.
Record.
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To a circled number from a record.
From a circled number to a record.
To a boxed number from a record.
From a boxed number to a record.
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A whole number.
A first digit of the set number.
The first digit of the area code.
The Transaction Interface Package (TIP) number.
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Schema design.
Adding key attributes to the model.
Planning and requirements analysis.
Adding non-key attributes to the model.
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Key.
Null.
Index.
Record.
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Two tables can have exactly the same name within the same database.
The column selected as the primary key field may not be null.
Each row can have more than one value for each column.
A row can be duplicated in a table.
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