Databases

2. A database structured to recognize relations between stored items of information.
3. A collection of programs that enables store, modification and extract of information from a database.
6. All of the data of one thing (person).
7. A field that is a primary key on another table.
9. Where a set of data is entered.
11. Ways in which we prove data is in the correct format.
13. A window hat contains numerous fields to enter data.
14. Often known as 'Object' or 'Subject' or just 'thing'.

1. A field in a table which is unique and enables you to identify every record in that table.
4. A way to present data in a database professionally.
5. The process of establishing the truth, accuracy, or validity of something.
8. Where a single piece of data is entered.
10. A type of database which is just one whole table.
12. Used when finding information.