How is a lockout different from a deadlock? Give an accounting example to illustrate why a database lockout is necessary and how a deadlock can occur. Provide meaningful table names in your example.

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Q: What are the strengths and weaknesses of a batch system with direct access files?

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Q: Identify risks for accounting systems that rely heavily on IT functions.

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Q: How are the summary views in a data warehouse different from views in an operational database?

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Q: Which statement is NOT correct?a. Legacy systems may process financially significant transactions.b.…

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Q: SQL has been said to place power in the hands of the user. What does this statement mean?

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Q: What types of unique control problems are created by the use of PC accounting systems?

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Q: As an accountant, why would you need to be familiar with data normalization techniques?

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Q: . In the relational database environment, certain accounting records (for example, journals and…

A: Determine the reason for non-existence of accounting records in the relational database environment.

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