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Starlight

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One way to generate, store, and forward messages for completed transactions to be broadcast across a network is through the use of:
 
  A) stored procedures.
  B) triggers.
  C) functions.
  D) SQL statements.

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Which of the following is a reason for using an object-oriented design?
 
  A) The analysis model is not formal enough to be implemented in a programming language.
  B) The actual system is not adapted to the environment in which the system will actually be implemented.
  C) Documentation is provided.
  D) Traditional ERD is preferred.
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Gracias!

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