Chapter 4 - Types of Action Assertions Quiz
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What type of assertion expresses constraints or control of organizational actions?

  • Result
  • Action assertion (correct)
  • Integrity constraint–must always be true
  • Condition–IF/THEN rule
  • Which type of business rule involves a rule derived from other knowledge, often in the form of a formula using attribute values?

  • Derivation (correct)
  • Structural assertion
  • Integrity constraint
  • Authorization
  • What kind of object is an object on which actions are limited in an action assertion?

  • Enabler
  • Form
  • Anchor Object (correct)
  • Timer
  • Which type of assertion allows or disallows an action?

    <p>Timer</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What classification of business rule involves a rule expressing static structure, including attributes, relationships, and definitions?

    <p>Structural assertion</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of assertion executes one or more actions?

    <p>Executive</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What kind of assertion expresses guideline for which a notification must occur?

    <p>Influencing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Types of Business Rules

    • An Influence Assertion expresses constraints or control of organizational actions.

    Types of Business Rules (Contd.)

    • A Derived Rule is a type of business rule that involves a rule derived from other knowledge, often in the form of a formula using attribute values.

    Objects in Action Assertions

    • A Target Object is an object on which actions are limited in an action assertion.

    Types of Assertions

    • A Permission Assertion allows or disallows an action.

    Classification of Business Rules

    • A Structural Assertion is a classification of business rule that involves a rule expressing static structure, including attributes, relationships, and definitions.

    Types of Assertions (Contd.)

    • An Action Assertion executes one or more actions.

    Notification Assertions

    • A Trigger Assertion expresses a guideline for which a notification must occur.

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    Test your understanding of the different types of action assertions such as result, condition-IF/THEN rule, integrity constraint, authorization, form, enabler, timer, executive, rigor, controlling, and influencing as described in Chapter 4 of © 2007 by Prentice Hall.

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