Exam 14: Getting Started With Microsoft Visio 2013

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,describe the possible cardinality settings for a Relationship object that can be set in the symbols menu in a database design,and how these settings correspond to the IE Crow's Foot symbols shown in Figure G-21.

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,the Crow's Foot Database Notation stencil objects include:

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,we can create supertype/subtype relationships in database designs using:

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,we can create database designs using Entity and Dynamic connector objects.

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,we can create data models using:

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,when the Entity object is placed in a diagram,it is labeled as a table.

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,we can create database designs using:

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,Dynamic connector objects can be formatted with the line end symbols needed to create IE Crow's Foot notation.

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,clicking the FILE command tab opens:

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,the Crow's Foot Database Notation stencil objects include a Recursive Relationship object.

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Microsoft Visio 2013 is a component of Microsoft Office 2013.

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,the arrow end of the Dynamic connector object points to the table containing the primary key.

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,the Crow's Foot Database Notation stencil objects include a Category object.

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In Microsoft Visio 2013,a group of template objects is called a stencil.

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