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Which of the following integrity tests examines the
accuracy, completeness, consistency and authorization of data?
A. Data
B. Relational
C. Domain
D. Referential
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Answer: A
Data integrity testing examines the accuracy, completeness,
consistency and authorization of data. Relational integrity
testing detects modification to sensitive data by the use of
control totals. Domain integrity testing verifies that data
conforms to specifications. Referential integrity testing
ensures that data exists in its parent or original file
before it exists in the child or another file.
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