Question

Which of the following advantages of DBMS ensures that changes in data are reflected across all tables?

Options

• Data Sharing

• Organised Storage

• Data Consistency

• Minimal Data Redundancy

Answer 1

Data Consistency

Explanation:

By reducing duplicate entries (redundancy), a DBMS makes it easier to maintain a “single version of truth.” When you update a record, you don’t have to manually find every other instance of that data to change it, which prevents conflicting or outdated information from existing in different tables.