Question

Suppose that we try to connect to using Internet Explorer. In this case, we are____________

Select one:
a. Database user
b. None of the others
c. Database designer
d. Database administrator

Answer 1

Connecting to the internet using Internet Explorer does not make one a database user, designer, or administrator. These roles involve direct interaction with a database, which Internet Explorer, a web browser, does not provide.

Step-by-step explanation:

If we try to connect to the internet using Internet Explorer, we are none of the options listed as Internet Explorer is a web browser, not a direct tool for database interaction. Options such as a database user, database designer, and database administrator involve different roles that directly interact with a database. A database user accesses the database to retrieve data, a database designer structures and defines the database, and a database administrator manages and maintains the database. When using Internet Explorer, one could potentially access web-based applications that interact with a database, but the role would be defined by the web application's functionality, not by Internet Explorer itself.