Across
- 2. – A variable declared within a function.
- 4. – Defines where a variable or function can be accessed.
- 6. – Changes the structure of an existing table.
- 7. – A key used to link two tables.
- 8. – The structure or blueprint of a database.
- 11. – When a function calls itself.
- 12. – Vertical entity in a table that holds data of the same type.
- 13. – A type of key that uniquely identifies rows.
- 15. – The full declaration of a function including its body.
- 16. – Deletes all rows from a table, but keeps the structure.
- 17. – A variable accessible throughout the entire program.
- 19. – Sends back a value from a function.
- 20. – The actual value passed into a function.
Down
- 1. – Used to execute a function or procedure.
- 3. – Used to make a new table or database.
- 5. – Rules applied to columns for data integrity.
- 9. – A named block of code that returns a result.
- 10. – A function that doesn’t return anything.
- 13. – Input value passed into a function.
- 14. – Changes the name of an existing table or column.
- 18. – Removes a table or database permanently.
