Database Management Terms

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Across
  1. 4. A row in a table representing a single, complete set of related data.
  2. 5. Data type used for alphanumeric characters, such as names or addresses.
  3. 6. A key made up of two or more fields to uniquely identify records.
  4. 8. Data type used for monetary values, ensuring proper formatting.
  5. 9. A column in a table representing a specific piece of data within a record.
  6. 13. A collection of data stored physically without using a computer.
  7. 14. Data type used for numeric values, including integers and decimals.
  8. 16. Data type used to store dates and times.
  9. 17. A field in one table that references the primary key of another table.
Down
  1. 1. An organized collection of data stored electronically.
  2. 2. A way to search, retrieve, and manipulate data from a table.
  3. 3. A user-friendly interface used to enter, view, and modify data.
  4. 7. A field or combination of fields that uniquely identifies each record in a table.
  5. 10. A field that can qualify as a primary key but is not selected as one.
  6. 11. A formatted output of data, often used for printing or presentation purposes.
  7. 12. Software used to create, manage, and manipulate databases.
  8. 15. A structured set of data organized into rows and columns.