Databases and SQL

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Key terms of databases
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Database An organised store of electronic data
Flat File database All the data is contained in on table
Relational Database Data is stored in seperate tables which are linked together using primary keys / Key fields.
Primary Key A unique identifier used to identify each record in a table
Table Used to store data in a database
Records All of the information about one person or thing in a database.
Field One piece of information about a person or things, many fields make up a record.
Queries Can perform many different functions such as retrieving explicit data from one or more tables. Queries permit the viewing of data from more than one table in a single datasheet.
Data Redundancy Storing the same data more than once in a database.
Reports used to summarise and present the data that is in the tables
Forms A user friendly screen to input data.
SQL SQL Stands for Structured Query Language
Query A Query is a little piece of code within a database that can be used to extract useful information
Writing SQL SELECT FROM WHERE
Relational Databases When we use SQL to query related tables, we first need to list all tables that we are using in the FROM section
Edit A Query Using SQL to change data on a database
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