Relational Databases

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Across
  1. 2. the general structure of the database.
  2. 4. computer language used to create, modify and delete databases.
  3. 7. a single instance of information stored in a table. It's the rows in the database.
  4. 8. this uses the primary key to reference records in another table.
  5. 9. unique identifier that distinguishes records from other records.
  6. 10. a single attribute of each record in a table. It's the columns in the database and must have a data type.
Down
  1. 1. associating a table with another table, common examples include one-to-many or many-to-many.
  2. 3. stores the information in the database. Each one of these has records and fields.
  3. 5. questions used to retrieve data stored in a database.
  4. 6. query results are placed in this easy to read format.
  5. 8. enter information into one of these to input the data into the field.