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Each row in a table is also known as a ______.
Each row in a table is also known as a ______.
record
The attributes of a table are also referred to as ______.
The attributes of a table are also referred to as ______.
fields
In the Student Relation, one of the attributes is ______.
In the Student Relation, one of the attributes is ______.
Student ID
The Student and Book_Loan relations are connected through the ______ attribute.
The Student and Book_Loan relations are connected through the ______ attribute.
The relational data model organizes data into ______.
The relational data model organizes data into ______.
MS Access is used to create and manage ______.
MS Access is used to create and manage ______.
Attributes in a database table are represented as table ______.
Attributes in a database table are represented as table ______.
ERDs are essential for visualizing ______ structures.
ERDs are essential for visualizing ______ structures.
In a student table, the field for the student's name is called ______.
In a student table, the field for the student's name is called ______.
Every teacher in the teacher table must have a unique ______ which identifies them.
Every teacher in the teacher table must have a unique ______ which identifies them.
A ______ in Microsoft Access can contain multiple tables.
A ______ in Microsoft Access can contain multiple tables.
When creating a table in Microsoft Access, each field name must be ______ within that table.
When creating a table in Microsoft Access, each field name must be ______ within that table.
The ______ table records the grades that students receive in different subjects.
The ______ table records the grades that students receive in different subjects.
In the student table, the field that indicates a student's age is labeled as ______.
In the student table, the field that indicates a student's age is labeled as ______.
A relational database allows for creating relationships between different ______.
A relational database allows for creating relationships between different ______.
To create a new table in Microsoft Access, the user must define the ______ fields.
To create a new table in Microsoft Access, the user must define the ______ fields.
Access the File menu and select the ______ button to save the query.
Access the File menu and select the ______ button to save the query.
Provide a name for the new query and click the ______ button to confirm.
Provide a name for the new query and click the ______ button to confirm.
Click the ______ button in the Toolbar to display the results of the query.
Click the ______ button in the Toolbar to display the results of the query.
Develop a query that lists all female ______.
Develop a query that lists all female ______.
Construct a query to list students who have achieved a ______ above 85 in all subjects.
Construct a query to list students who have achieved a ______ above 85 in all subjects.
A unique ______ for a record in a table is essential for establishing relationships.
A unique ______ for a record in a table is essential for establishing relationships.
A ______ database is structured to recognize relationships among stored items of information.
A ______ database is structured to recognize relationships among stored items of information.
A ______ view displays query results in a structured layout resembling a spreadsheet.
A ______ view displays query results in a structured layout resembling a spreadsheet.
The ______ is a container for database objects such as tables, forms, queries, and reports.
The ______ is a container for database objects such as tables, forms, queries, and reports.
In MS Access, the ______ is the first object that must be created after the database.
In MS Access, the ______ is the first object that must be created after the database.
The data type of the ______ field is defined as 'Text'.
The data type of the ______ field is defined as 'Text'.
The ______ data type is used to represent numerical values in the student entity.
The ______ data type is used to represent numerical values in the student entity.
The database approach promotes data ______ by supporting a centralized storage system.
The database approach promotes data ______ by supporting a centralized storage system.
Centralized data facilitates enhanced ______ among multiple users.
Centralized data facilitates enhanced ______ among multiple users.
One advantage of the database approach is avoiding data ______, which minimizes duplicate information.
One advantage of the database approach is avoiding data ______, which minimizes duplicate information.
Access to data is restricted to authorized users, ensuring improved data ______ and confidentiality.
Access to data is restricted to authorized users, ensuring improved data ______ and confidentiality.
A data model serves as a foundational ______ that guides how data is stored in a database.
A data model serves as a foundational ______ that guides how data is stored in a database.
Entities in a database correspond to ______, which store data related to the entities.
Entities in a database correspond to ______, which store data related to the entities.
Customer entity attributes may include customer ID, name, sex, and ______.
Customer entity attributes may include customer ID, name, sex, and ______.
Data types may include ______, number, date/time, currency, etc.
Data types may include ______, number, date/time, currency, etc.
Before creating a new table, ensure the ______ is open.
Before creating a new table, ensure the ______ is open.
When defining a field, specify the correct ______ for the field name.
When defining a field, specify the correct ______ for the field name.
To set a field as a primary key, access the table ______ view.
To set a field as a primary key, access the table ______ view.
To create a query in Microsoft Access, you can use ______ Wizard or Query Design.
To create a query in Microsoft Access, you can use ______ Wizard or Query Design.
Select one or more ______ to include in your query.
Select one or more ______ to include in your query.
In the Field row, select desired fields such as ______ and sex.
In the Field row, select desired fields such as ______ and sex.
Display teacher ______ and specialization.
Display teacher ______ and specialization.
Flashcards
Data Independence
Data Independence
A centralized database that supports all users, eliminating isolated data management.
Data Sharing
Data Sharing
Centralized data accessible by multiple users, promoting collaboration and efficiency.
Avoiding Data Redundancy
Avoiding Data Redundancy
Centralized storage that minimizes duplicate data across departments, reducing wasted space and inconsistencies.
Improved Data Security
Improved Data Security
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Data Model
Data Model
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Entities
Entities
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Attributes
Attributes
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Relationships
Relationships
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Relation
Relation
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Record
Record
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Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD)
Entity-Relationship Diagram (ERD)
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Relational Data Model
Relational Data Model
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Microsoft Access
Microsoft Access
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Database Table Transformation
Database Table Transformation
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Database
Database
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Table
Table
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Field
Field
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Data Type
Data Type
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Student Entity Structure
Student Entity Structure
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Primary Key
Primary Key
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Query
Query
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Graphical Query
Graphical Query
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Structured Query Language (SQL)
Structured Query Language (SQL)
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Table Name
Table Name
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Table Field
Table Field
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Creating a Table
Creating a Table
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Minimum Fields in a Table
Minimum Fields in a Table
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Unique Field Names
Unique Field Names
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Unique Table Names
Unique Table Names
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Database Management
Database Management
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Child Table
Child Table
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Relational Database
Relational Database
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Datasheet View
Datasheet View
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Query Design
Query Design
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Study Notes
Database Management Overview
- Database management is a systematic method for organizing data, making it easier to manage and use.
- The fundamentals of database management include database types, file-based vs. database approaches, relational data models, relational databases, and using Microsoft Access.
Data Management Approaches
- Historically, data was managed manually using physical documents.
- As data volumes increased, computer systems became crucial for efficient management.
- Initial methods used file-based data management, with limitations leading to the database approach.
File-Based Data Management
- Data is stored in separate files, without explicit relationships between them.
- Each department manages its files independently, leading to issues like:
- Data duplication: Different departments may store the same data, causing inconsistencies.
- Data inconsistency: Changes in one department's data may not be communicated to others, resulting in conflicting information.
- Difficulty in data retrieval: Isolated data makes it hard to gather complete information across the organization.
Database Approach to Data Management
- A Database Management System (DBMS) manages data in a centralized repository.
- A database is a collection of logically related data meeting the needs of different user groups and applications.
- Databases are essential for internal record-keeping, such as student records, customer records and sales data, and patient records.
- DBMS software acts as an interface between databases and users/applications, enabling data addition, modification, deletion, and retrieval.
- Database management consists of the database itself (where the actual data is stored), and the DBMS and related applications.
Types of Relationships
- One-to-One: One instance of an entity corresponds to one instance of another entity (e.g., a country and its capital city).
- One-to-Many: One instance of an entity can be connected to multiple instances of another entity (e.g., a department and its students).
- Many-to-Many: Multiple instances of an entity can be associated with multiple instances of another entity (e.g., employees and projects).
Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD)
- ERD visually represents data models by showing entities (as rectangles), attributes (as ellipses), and relationships (as lines connecting entities).
- ERD naming conventions place entity and attribute names inside their respective shapes and relationship names on the connecting lines.
- Examples include student and book entities, related by the "borrows" relationship.
Relational Data Model
- Represents data using two-dimensional tables (relations).
- Tables (relations) contain rows (records or tuples) and columns (attributes or fields), each holding a single data instance.
- Attributes describe the properties of a relation, examples include student ID, name, sex, grade level etc.
Creating Relational Database in MS Access
- MS Access is a database management system.
- Databases store data in database tables.
- Tables store data in rows (records) and columns (fields).
- Fields have data types (Text, Number, Date/Time, Currency) that reflect the data they contain.
Creating Tables in MS Access
- Tables are created within a database in MS Access.
- Defining fields with appropriate data types is crucial for data integrity.
- Using MS Access to define table fields and specifying data types is important to ensure data correctness.
Creating Queries in MS Access
- A query is a database object for viewing/customising data from one or more tables.
- Data retrieval in MS Access can be accomplished by creating queries based on defined criteria.
- Queries can be performed using graphical or structured query language (SQL) methods.
Adding Criteria to Queries
- Criteria in queries define data retrieval conditions, typically by matching data against specified values.
- Defining criteria to filter data is crucial for precise information retrieval.
- Query criteria must match existing data formats to ensure data integrity.
Selecting Data from Multiple Tables
- Relational databases enable data retrieval from multiple tables using relationships between tables in MS access.
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Test your knowledge on the fundamentals of database management systems. This quiz covers essential concepts such as tables, attributes, and relationships, specifically focusing on MS Access and relational databases. Perfect for students learning about databases and data organization.
