Introduction To Database Flashcards

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It is a Collection of information that is organize

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Database

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2
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Give some example of commonly used database

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•Address book
•Library catalogue
•Telephone directory
•Stock list

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3
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Give some example of the sort of information that can be kept in a database

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•Inventory Control
•Payroll system
•Personnel

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4
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Give some of the popular relational database management system

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•Microsoft access
•File Maker
•mySQL
•Oracle
•Microsoft mySQL server

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5
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Advantages of database

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•Improved Availability
•Minimized Redundancy
•Accuracy
•Program and file consistency
•User friendly
•Improved Security

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6
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It is responsible for strong data in the database,
Database tables cnsists of rows (record) and columns (fields)

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Table

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7
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It is a named of unit of information

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Field

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8
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A discrete piece of information that is part of a record

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Field

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9
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It is a group of fields within a table that are relevant to a specific entity

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Record

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10
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A row in a table that contains information about a particular person, place or thing

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Record

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11
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Relational Database

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> The Primary key
The Foreign key

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12
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It is a field that uniquely Identifies the record

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Primary Key

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13
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It is a field in a relational table that matches the primary key column of another table. Can be used to cross reference tables.

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Foreign Key

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14
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It Identifies a column or a set of column in one(referencing) table that refers to a column or set of columns in another (referenced) table.

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Foreign key

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15
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It is the process of organizing data to minimize duplication

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Normalization

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16
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All columns (field) must be atomic which mean no repeating items in column.

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First Normal Form

17
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All non-key columns must be fully dependent on the primary key.

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Second Normal Form

18
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A table must meet all the requirements for first and second normal forms. and all non key column must be mutually independent.

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Third Normal Form

19
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Database Relationship

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> One to One Relationship
One to many relationship
Many to many relationship

20
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It can exist between any two tables in which a row in the first table can be related to only one row in the second table and a row in the second table can be related only row in first table.

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One to One relationship

21
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This Relationship cannot directly define a many to many relationship access. The user must be develop this type of relationship by adding a table called JUNCTION TABLE.

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Many to Many relationship

22
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It Differs from one to one relationship in that a row in the first table can be related to one or more rows in the second table, but a row in the second table can be related to only one row in the first table

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One to Many relationship