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Flat file

A set of single tables with no links between them

Relational database

A set of related tables with links between them

Foreign Key

A field that appears in a table that is a primary key of another table and is used to form a link between two tables. It enables data from different tables to be linked.

Primary Key

A field or combination of fields that uniquely identify a record in a table

Indexes

indexes are separate data structures that are set up to improve access time to records

First normal form

This is a database where tables contain no repeating attributes or repeating groups of attributes

Second normal form

This is a database where tables contain no repeating attributes or no repeating groups of attributes and no partial dependencies

Third normal form

This is a database where tables contain no repeating attributes or repeating groups of attributes, no partial dependencies and no transitive dependencies

Redundant Data

Data that is stored repeatedly

Inconsistent data

multiple copies of Data that is supposed to be the same but is in fact different