Computer Science - Database Systems - Discussion

Primitive operations in record management systems usually include basic tasks that can be applied to records in a database/file system.
Print → Not a primitive operation, it’s more of an output/display function.
Sort → Sorting is indeed a common operation.
Look-up (Search) → Very much a primitive operation (finding a record by key).
So, only “Sort” and “Look-up” are considered primitive record management operations.

That means:
All of the above is wrong (because “Print” is not primitive).
None of the above is wrong (because Sort & Look-up are).

So, the Correct Answer Is: Look-up (the most fundamental primitive operation across all record management systems).

Thank you all for explaining.

Primitive operations are basic computations performed by an algorithm. Examples are evaluating an expression, assigning a value to a variable, indexing into an array, calling a method, returning from a method, etc.

Operation which are stop before the execution time is called primitive operation.

Operation are interrupted Execution, called Primitive Operation.

What are the primitive operations common to all record management systems?

Addition, deletion and modification.

Which operation are stop between the execution time is called primitive operation?

What are primitive operations?

What are the primitive operations?