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20 Cards in this Set
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entity integrity constraint
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makes sure a primary key is unique and is not NULL
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referential integrity constraint
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forces a foreign key to point to a primary key that is present in the database
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data type
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the definition of the data to be stored
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field or attribute
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a space in the record with a predefined location, length and data type
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record or tuple
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a collection of entries in a table
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table
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a collection of records or tuple related to the same category
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form
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a user friendly interface that allows user to display the data in a table and edit if necessary
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query
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a mechanism that allows user to find or extract portions of data based on specific predefined criteria
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database
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a collection of related data
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DBMS
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a program or group of programs that allow users to manipulate data using components like tables, forms, queries, etc.
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primary key
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uniquely identifies records in a table
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foreign key
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uniquely identifies records in another table or relation
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loading
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loading an existing data file such as a text file or sequential file
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backup
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creating a backup of the database being worked on
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database storage reorganization
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used to reorganize a set of files into different file organizations
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controlled redundancy
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ensures that multiple copies of the same data are consistent
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uncontrolled redundancy
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allows for "facts" or the same data to be stored in several places of the database several times
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database schema
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a description of the database
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database state
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the data that is currently stored in the database, and is subject to change if the database is updated or edited
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relationship
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a link between two relations with a specific cardinality (one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many)
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