An IS auditor reviewing the key roles and responsibilities of the database administrator (DBA) is LEAST likely to
expect the job description of the DBA to include:

A.
defining the conceptual schemA.

B.
defining security and integrity checks.

C.
liaising with users in developing data model.

D.
mapping data model with the internal schemA.

Explanation:
A DBA only in rare instances should be mapping data elements from the data model to the internal schema
(physical data storage definitions). To do so would eliminate data independence for application systems.
Mapping of the data model occurs with the conceptual schema since the conceptual schema represents the
enterprisewide view of data within an organization and is the basis for deriving an end-user department data
model.