DBMS Ch 4

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Across
  1. 2. KEY the sQL clause to identify the field as a foreign key for referential integrity
  2. 3. Ensures the change of one table and all other records related to it
  3. 4. Where information about tables in the database is located.
  4. 5. The clause used to enforce legal-values integrity
  5. 7. A computer that allows other users access to the database through clients
  6. 8. The field or combination of fields on which the index is built
  7. 9. SQL cluae to to specify the primary key for a field
  8. 11. different types of privileges can be granted to users and, if necessary, later revoked
  9. 12. The SQL command used to delete a table that is no longer needed
  10. 17. When you create an index whose key is a single field
  11. 19. system where the database resides on a computer called the server and users access the database through clients
  12. 20. The prevention of unauthorized access to the database
  13. 21. Any foreign key must have a matching primary key, or be permitted to be null
  14. 22. A computer that is connected to a network and has access through the server to the database
Down
  1. 1. SQL command to delete an index
  2. 4. Ensures the deletion of one table and all other records related to it
  3. 6. SQL command to create an index
  4. 10. index An index with more than on key field
  5. 13. sql command to allow admin to revoke user privileges
  6. 14. the rule that no field that is part of the primary key may accept null values.
  7. 15. Changes to a table's structure are made using this SQL command
  8. 16. The main mechanism for increasing the efficiency with which data is retrieved from the database
  9. 18. The property that states that no record can exist in the database with a value in the field other than one of the legal values.