What are the four main database domains?

The correct answer is C. System, User, Global. Log. Option C is correct because the four main database domains are System, User, Global, and Log - each representing a distinct scope of data management: system-level metadata, user-created data, globally shared variables/settings, and transaction/audit logging. Why the distractors…

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Options

ALocal, Global, User, VPN
BSystem. Global. Log. Event
CSystem, User, Global. Log
DSystem, User, Host, Network

How the community answered

(49 responses)

A
2% (1)
B
2% (1)
C
90% (44)
D
6% (3)

Explanation

Option C is correct because the four main database domains are System, User, Global, and Log - each representing a distinct scope of data management: system-level metadata, user-created data, globally shared variables/settings, and transaction/audit logging.

Why the distractors are wrong:

A replaces "System" and "Log" with Local and VPN - VPN is a networking concept with no role in database domain classification.
B swaps "User" for Event - while event scheduling exists in some databases, it is not one of the four core domains.
D replaces "Global" and "Log" with Host and Network - these are infrastructure/network terms, not database domain categories.

Memory tip: Use the acronym SUGL - "Some Users Get Logged" - to remember System, User, Global, Log in order.

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#database domains#Check_Point database#Management Server database#data classification

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