Databases

4. A field in a table which is unique and enables you to identify every record in that table.
5. A field that is a primary key on another table.
10. Where a single piece of data is entered.
11. Where a set of data is entered.
12. Ways in which we prove data is in the correct format.
13. All of the data of one thing (person).

1. Used when finding information.
2. A window hat contains numerous fields to enter data.
3. The process of establishing the truth, accuracy, or validity of something.
6. A database structured to recognize relations between stored items of information.
7. Often known as 'Object' or 'Subject' or just 'thing'.
8. A type of database which is just one whole table.
9. A way to present data in a database professionally.
14. A collection of programs that enables store, modification and extract of information from a database.