What are the drawbacks of using file systems to store data? A. Data…

2022

What are the drawbacks of using file systems to store data?

  • A. Data inconsistency

  • B. Difficulty in accessing data

  • C. Data isolation

  • D. Lack of atomicity of updates

Choose the correct answer from the options given below.

  1. A.

    A, B, only

  2. B.

    B, C, D only

  3. C.

    A, B, C only

  4. D.

    A, B, C, D

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Correct answer: D

Correct answer: A, B, C, and D

  • Data inconsistency: duplicated data in separate files can become inconsistent.

  • Difficulty in accessing data: retrieval often requires custom programs instead of a standard query interface.

  • Data isolation: data may be scattered across different files and formats.

  • Lack of atomicity of updates: related updates may be only partially completed if a failure occurs.

So all listed points are drawbacks of using ordinary file systems for data storage.

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