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Database
An electronic, persistent and organised storage of related data
Relational Database
A database which contains multiple tables that could be linked using relationships.
Table Relationship
A method of linking two tables together in a relational database.
Table
Storing multiple records about the same topic.
Record
Storing multiple pieces of information about a single person or object.
Field
Storing a single piece of information about a person or object.
Primary Key
A unique piece of information stored about a person or object.
Foreign Key
A field in a table which will be the primary key in a different table.
Report
The results which are returned from a database query.
Query
A search conducted on a database, using specified criteria.
Form
Method used to capture and add data to a database.
One to One Relationship
When one record in table 1 can be linked to a single record in table 2 and vice versa. Eg. One person has one passport, and a passport is owned by one person
One to Many Relationship
When one record in a table 1 can be linked to multiple records in table 2, but the records in table 2 can only be linked to one record in table 1. Eg. 1 school has many pupils and many pupils have 1 school.
Many to Many Relationship
When many records in table one can be linked to many records in table 2 and vice versa. Eg. Many pupils have many classes and many classes have many students.