This document contains answers to 4 questions about databases and Access.
Question 1 defines a database and lists 3 benefits of a database management system: 1) It saves time and energy by allowing easy retrieval of data, 2) It reduces errors by managing the data, and 3) It allows quick and efficient data retrieval and management.
Question 2 differentiates between a flat file database and a relational database. A flat file contains small amounts of unrelated data in an unstructured file, while a relational database stores interrelated data across multiple tables.
Question 3 explains that a database table contains records (rows), fields (columns), and data. Records contain multiple fields of data about an entity, and fields hold specific
This document contains answers to 4 questions about databases and Access.
Question 1 defines a database and lists 3 benefits of a database management system: 1) It saves time and energy by allowing easy retrieval of data, 2) It reduces errors by managing the data, and 3) It allows quick and efficient data retrieval and management.
Question 2 differentiates between a flat file database and a relational database. A flat file contains small amounts of unrelated data in an unstructured file, while a relational database stores interrelated data across multiple tables.
Question 3 explains that a database table contains records (rows), fields (columns), and data. Records contain multiple fields of data about an entity, and fields hold specific
This document contains answers to 4 questions about databases and Access.
Question 1 defines a database and lists 3 benefits of a database management system: 1) It saves time and energy by allowing easy retrieval of data, 2) It reduces errors by managing the data, and 3) It allows quick and efficient data retrieval and management.
Question 2 differentiates between a flat file database and a relational database. A flat file contains small amounts of unrelated data in an unstructured file, while a relational database stores interrelated data across multiple tables.
Question 3 explains that a database table contains records (rows), fields (columns), and data. Records contain multiple fields of data about an entity, and fields hold specific
Q1) Define the term Database. List any three benefits of Database Management System. Answer 1) A database is formed with the collection of data and information. Database is maintained everywhere from grocery stores to malls schools to universities, small company East which company and so on. • DBMS saves time and energy for it lets the user is easily and quickly retrieve the data. • The chances of error creeping into a database is reduced to a certain extent with the use of DBMS. • DBMS allows the users to manage and retrieve the data quickly and efficiently.
Q2) Differentiate between Flat File database and Relational database.
Answer 2.Flat file database refers to the data files that contain small amount s of data with fixed number of fields . The data is stored in an unstructured file called a flat file. It is called so because the tables and records stored in it have no relation with other tables. Example Microsoft Excel Whereas Relational Database refers to the data and information in multiple tables with rows and columns. A relational database establish a relationship between different database tables. Example oracle. Q3) Explain the elements of a table in Access database. Answer) A table is formed with three basic elements, which are as follows: Field: A column in a table is called a field. A field contains a specific category of data. Record: A row in a table is known as a record. It is formed with two or more fields, and contains the data and information about a single person or an entity in a database. Data: A collection of facts and information is known as data. Q4) What do you understand by data type? Explain the AutoNumber data types. Answer)In a table there are multiple fields. Each field contains different types of data. Access allows you to set the data type for each field. A field’s data type lets you control the type of data that can be entered in a field. AutoNumber data type stores an integer that increments automatically whenever we add a new record to a table. We cannot change the value in the field that has AutoNumber data type. Moreover, when we delete a record, it's AutoNumber value is not reused. by default, the ID field in a new table has AutoNumber data type. __________________________________________________________