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| orgnized collections of information stored on a computer |
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| contains a collection of related data |
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Is a separate piece of data that is stored in a record |
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Only a certain kind of information can be entered into a database |
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| The idea that a database is only as good as the data it contains |
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| Database Management System |
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| manages the storage, organization, processing, and retrieval of data in a database |
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| allows you to work with data in only one table |
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| arrange data information in different ways |
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| files can be linked to each other by a field that is found in each of the files |
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a field that is found in each of the tables |
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| Object-oriented databases |
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| store information about documents, audio clips, and video clips |
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| A potential problem involved in the use of computers is having access to too much data |
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| looking through all the records in a database |
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| values such as 1,2,3 or A,B,C get larger or higher |
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| ordered lists of selected records and fields in an easy-to-read format |
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| can use a design and a pattern that controls how data will be displayed |
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