Accenture HR Interview Questions Collections

Tell me about your academics.
Why you chose this college.
What is your position in your class.
What was your engineering entrance rank.

Which is your favorite programming language.
Can you compile c program in c++ compiler ? What about the reverse?
What is a static variable.
What is the size of a float variable.
What is the size of a pointer variable.
What is paging.
What is swapping.
Why each process is loaded to the main memory for execution.
What is main memory.
What is page fault? How its handled...
Who is handling that.
What is multitasking.
What is multithreading.

If in a multi user system a static variable is initialized as 10 and first user increments its value by 1 and then the second user increments its value by one. What is the value of the variable now.

What is DBMS? What is RDBMS? What is the difference between the two.
What is primary key? What is foreign key?
What is 3rd normal form? Explain it with tables.
What are the advantages of Normalization? Say one disadvantage
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ravinder kumar

  • Jan 18th, 2007
 

difference bettween DBMS And RDBMS

DBMS is data base management system

RDBMS is reverse database base management systems

if you had made any wrong entry in rdbms u can reverse with the help of RDBMS...

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Ravinder

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santhosh

  • May 11th, 2007
 

RDBMS is stand for relational database management system not reverse. Earlier days databases were hierarchial in nature ex: IMS of IBM, in that actually it is a parent child relationship between the records. No cross reference or cross relation was possible. Then new technology was implemented ie network databse, in that cross relation was possible. The latest technology is relational that is RDBMS in which all thing is represented as entity and attribute.

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