Chapter 7-Section 7.3 Vocabulary

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Across
  1. 4. Questions used to retrieve data stored in database.
  2. 5. A formatted, easy-to-read listing of the results of a query.
  3. 6. Is comprised of fields (columns) and records (rows).
  4. 9. A primary key from another table.
  5. 10. A single instance of data stored in a database table.
  6. 11. Defines the logical groupings and relationships between database objects such as tables and fields.
Down
  1. 1. To associate data in one table with data in another table. To do this, add a foreign key field to one of the tables.
  2. 2. A computer language used by most relational databases for creating queries. Using SQL, a database user can view, edit, delete, and create database records.
  3. 3. Most records in a database require a way to distinguish them from other records. This is a unique identifier that distinguishes records.
  4. 7. Describes a single attribute of each record in a table.
  5. 8. Most database users don't write queries in query language directly. Instead, they enter information into a form that builds the query automatically.