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   To answer the question “what is a database?”


       To understand the basic components of a
        database and start to plan/create our own.
   Database

   Table

   Field

   Record

   Primary key
   Yellow pages


   Mobile phones


   Microsoft Access
What kind of information
       could we store in a
               database?
Patient information in a hospital

Car registration numbers and owners

Names and phone numbers of friends

Student information in a school

Criminal Records
Tables


 Each table within a database will have a collection
 of fields and records.

e.g. Customer details is a table
Fields

 Each piece of information in a record is called a
 field.

e.g. Name: Joe Bloggs is a field.
Records

 Each set of information about a person / object is
 called a record.

e.g. Name: Joe Bloggs
      Address: 33 Wood Lane, Porth
      Phone number: 01443 123456

    is a record which has 3 fields.
Primary key

Every table in a database needs a primary key; a
primary key uniquely identifies each record in
the table.



e.g. Applies an ID to a record
      e.g. St1234
Table   Field




Primary
  key




Record
Understanding Database Components and Uses in 40 Characters

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Understanding Database Components and Uses in 40 Characters

  • 2. To answer the question “what is a database?”  To understand the basic components of a database and start to plan/create our own.
  • 3. Database  Table  Field  Record  Primary key
  • 4.
  • 5.
  • 6. Yellow pages  Mobile phones  Microsoft Access
  • 7. What kind of information could we store in a database? Patient information in a hospital Car registration numbers and owners Names and phone numbers of friends Student information in a school Criminal Records
  • 8. Tables Each table within a database will have a collection of fields and records. e.g. Customer details is a table
  • 9. Fields Each piece of information in a record is called a field. e.g. Name: Joe Bloggs is a field.
  • 10. Records Each set of information about a person / object is called a record. e.g. Name: Joe Bloggs Address: 33 Wood Lane, Porth Phone number: 01443 123456 is a record which has 3 fields.
  • 11. Primary key Every table in a database needs a primary key; a primary key uniquely identifies each record in the table. e.g. Applies an ID to a record e.g. St1234
  • 12. Table Field Primary key Record