Digital Technology 1.1: Relational Databases
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- 1.1 Relational Databases
- Flat File:
- "A databse held in a single file/table with a simple structuring of data which is not linked to another table."
- Problems
- Data Redundancy
- "This occurs when non-key data is held more than once in the database."
- Data Inconsistency
- "An attribute/field stored more than once does not have the same value throughout."
- Data Redundancy
- Relation Database:
- Advantages
- Data Independence
- "Data structure is separate entity from the software."
- Data Consistency
- "A particular attribute has only one value at a particular time throughout."
- No Redundant Data
- "The data is not stored several times in separate files."
- Data Integrity
- "The accuracy/reliability or completeness of data held."
- Data Independence
- "A databse that holds its data over a number of tables instead of one. Records are linked to records in other tables."
- Advantages
- DBMS:
- Program- Data Dependence
- Security easier to enforce
- Flat File:
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