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A 3.2.4 Constructing tables

In relational databases, data is organised into tables. How these tables are structured and how they relate to each other is fundamental to the database's effectiveness. This section explores the principles of table construction and the crucial role of keys in defining relationships. A table in a relational database is composed of rows (also called records) and columns (also called fields). Each column stores a...

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