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Database A database is a collection of data organized to meet users’ needs. In this section: Database Structure Database Tools Industrial Databases Concepts > Database

Database Structure Database structure refers to the manner in which data is organized and stored In this section: Database Management System Data Hierarchy Database Key Relational Database Concepts > Database > Database Structure

Database Management System A database management system or DBMS consists of a group of programs that manipulate the data within a database. It provides an interface between the database and the user, or the database and application programs. Concepts > Database > Database Structure > Database Management System

Data Hierarchy Data hierarchy refers to the manner in which data in a database is organized into sequential levels of detail. Concepts > Database > Database Structure > Data Hierarchy

Database Key A database key is a field in a table used to identify a record, such as Employee Number. Record: A collection of fields about a specific entity. Key: A field in a record that is used to identify the record. Primary key: A field within a database table that uniquely identifies the record. Concepts > Database > Database Structure > Database Key

Relational Database A relational database organizes data into multiple tables that are related by common fields. Concepts > Database > Database Structure > Relational Database

Database Tools Database tools include software and techniques for analyzing, maintaining, and manipulating data in a database. In this section: Schema Data Dictionary Structured Query Language Concepts > Database > Database Tools

Schema A database schema is a graphical representation of the structure of a database. Concepts > Database > Database Tools > Schema

Data Dictionary A data dictionary provides a detailed description of each field and table in a database. Concepts > Database > Database Tools > Data Dictionary

Structured Query Language Structured Query Language or SQL is a popular data manipulation language used by the vast majority of database programmers and administrators for manipulating data to meet the needs of the users. Concepts > Database Tools > Structured Query Language

Industrial Databases Industrial databases are large databases that function as the cornerstone of information systems in businesses and enterprises. In this section: Data Warehouse Data Mining Distributed Database Data Center Database Administrator Concepts > Database > Industrial Databases

Data Warehouse A data warehouse is a very large database that holds important information from a variety of sources. Concepts > Database > Industrial Databases > Data Warehouse

Data Mining Data mining refers to the process of extracting information from a data warehouse or data mart. Concepts > Database > Industrial Databases > Data Mining

Distributed Database Bullet 2 modified A distributed database takes available data stored in multiple locations and makes it appear as a single collection. Concepts > Database > Industrial Databases > Distributed Database

Data Center A data center is a climate-controlled building or set of buildings that house the servers that store and deliver mission-critical information and services. Concepts > Database > Industrial Databases > Data Center

Database Administrator A database administrator or DBA is a skilled and trained computer professional who directs all activities related to an organization’s database, including providing security from intruders. Concepts > Database > Industrial Databases > Database Administrator