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    A database is a collection of data organized for storage, access, and retrieval. There are two main types of databases: flat-file databases that store data in a single table and relational databases that separate data into multiple tables linked by primary and foreign keys. Relational databases allow for more flexibility and efficient storage and retrieval of data. A database contains records made up of fields that can have different data types like numbers, text, dates to store different types of information.

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    A database is a collection of data organized for storage, access, and retrieval. There are two main types of databases: flat-file databases that store data in a single table and relational databases that separate data into multiple tables linked by primary and foreign keys. Relational databases allow for more flexibility and efficient storage and retrieval of data. A database contains records made up of fields that can have different data types like numbers, text, dates to store different types of information.

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    Data Analysis-Week 9

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    TOPIC

    DATABASES
    WEEK 8
    Lesson 1 Objectives
    • Describe what a database is
    • Differentiate between a flat-file and
    relational database structures
    • Describe data types and sub-types

    Pages 359-363
    Summarise the following in your copybook
    Task 1 ----10 marks
    --database
    -- A field
    -- record
    --flat-file and relational databases
    --data types and sub-types
    --primary and foreign key

    Task 2- Task 18a


    Task 18b

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