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A3.1.1 Relational databases

A database is an organised collection of data. In a database the data is organised in tables Relational databases are a cornerstone of modern data management. They structure data into tables with predefined relationships, offering powerful storage, retrieval, and manipulation tools. Key features include primary keys for unique identification, foreign keys to link tables, and composite keys for complex identification....

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