Across
- 3. The process of creating a backup copy of a database, and is often done to prevent data loss in case of a system failure
- 6. The process of ensuring data integrity by enforcing rules and constraints on data as it is added or modified, and is often done through the use of triggers and stored procedures
- 7. A database object used to enforce rules and constraints on data, and is often used to ensure data integrity
- 9. A type of database that stores data in tables, and enforces a set of rules and constraints on the data
- 10. A type of database that allows for complex data structures and relationships between tables, and is often used for large, enterprise-level systems
- 11. A database object used to improve query performance by storing frequently accessed data in memory, and is often used in large databases with complex queries
Down
- 1. A term used to describe the process of breaking down a large database into smaller, more manageable parts, and is often used in distributed systems
- 2. A type of key that is used to link two tables together, and is usually a column or set of columns that are present in both tables
- 4. A type of database that allows for complex data structures and relationships between tables, and is often used for large, enterprise-level systems
- 5. A type of relationship between two tables where each record in the first table may have many matching records in the second table, and is often used to represent one-to-many relationships
- 8. A key that uniquely identifies a row in a table, and is comprised of one or more columns
