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What is the primary function of a database?
What is the primary function of a database?
- To act as an application for creating spreadsheets
- To perform calculations and statistical analysis
- To provide a platform for visual presentations
- To store and manage structured data (correct)
Which SQL command is used to create a new database?
Which SQL command is used to create a new database?
- DROP DATABASE
- UPDATE
- CREATE DATABASE (correct)
- INSERT INTO
What type of relationship connects multiple records in one table to multiple records in another table?
What type of relationship connects multiple records in one table to multiple records in another table?
- One-to-One
- One-to-Many
- Many-to-Many (correct)
- Direct-to-Indirect
Which SQL category includes the command 'SELECT DISTINCT'?
Which SQL category includes the command 'SELECT DISTINCT'?
In a database, what is the primary organization structure used to store data?
In a database, what is the primary organization structure used to store data?
Which command is used to remove a table from a database?
Which command is used to remove a table from a database?
Which description best defines a One-to-One relationship in databases?
Which description best defines a One-to-One relationship in databases?
What does the Data Manipulation Language (DML) primarily focus on?
What does the Data Manipulation Language (DML) primarily focus on?
What is the primary function of the SELECT statement in Data Query Language (DQL)?
What is the primary function of the SELECT statement in Data Query Language (DQL)?
Which statement would you use to return unique values from a column in DQL?
Which statement would you use to return unique values from a column in DQL?
What does the CREATE DATABASE statement do?
What does the CREATE DATABASE statement do?
What is the purpose of the DROP DATABASE statement?
What is the purpose of the DROP DATABASE statement?
What element is required when using the CREATE TABLE statement?
What element is required when using the CREATE TABLE statement?
Which statement accurately describes the SELECT DISTINCT syntax?
Which statement accurately describes the SELECT DISTINCT syntax?
What is an optional part of the SELECT statement used for filtering results?
What is an optional part of the SELECT statement used for filtering results?
When creating a new table, what must you provide in the CREATE TABLE statement?
When creating a new table, what must you provide in the CREATE TABLE statement?
Flashcards
Database Relationships
Database Relationships
Connections between tables in a database.
DBMS
DBMS
Data Base Management System. Software for managing the database.
Database Tables
Database Tables
Databases are made up of tables with rows and columns.
DQL
DQL
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Database
Database
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SQL
SQL
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Database Relationships (Types)
Database Relationships (Types)
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SELECT statement
SELECT statement
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DROP DATABASE
DROP DATABASE
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DDL
DDL
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SELECT DISTINCT
SELECT DISTINCT
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table name
table name
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CREATE DATABASE
CREATE DATABASE
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WHERE condition
WHERE condition
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CREATE TABLE
CREATE TABLE
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column name
column name
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Study Notes
Data Base Revision Lecture
- A database is simply organized data, often using applications like spreadsheets.
- Databases are structured with tables, each containing rows (records) and columns (fields).
- Tables within a database can be connected via relationships.
- Data Management Systems (DBMS) facilitate efficient user interaction with the database, enabling operations like inserting, deleting, and updating data.
- DBMS components include database applications, end users, and the database itself.
- DBMS's enable efficient data access by users.
- Tables have several components including field names (column headers), key fields, and specific data items within each record.
- Database access methods may have vulnerabilities such as limited storage capacity or user restrictions.
- Database relationships include one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many.
- One-to-one relationships link data in one row to another row.
- One-to-many relationships link data in one row to multiple rows.
- Many-to-many relationships link multiple rows from one table to multiple rows in another.
- Data manipulation in SQL includes commands like SELECT (retrieving data), INSERT (adding data), UPDATE (modifying data), and DELETE (removing data).
- SQL filtering is done using the WHERE clause based on specific conditions.
- Data sorting is done with the ORDER BY clause using ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC) order.
- SQL querying facilitates data access from various tables.
- SQL encompasses DQL (Data Query Language), DDL (Data Definition Language), and DML (Data Manipulation Language).
- DQL retrieves data, including SELECT and SELECT DISTINCT statements.
- DDL creates and manages database objects, including statements like CREATE DATABASE, DROP DATABASE, CREATE TABLE.
- DML manipulates data, including statements like INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE.
- SQL data types include INTEGER, VARCHAR, DATE, DATETIME, and BOOLEAN.
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