- A Row is a set of data representing a single item
- A Column is a piece / type of information that appears on many Rows (For example, “Surname”)
- A table is a set of Rows that have a common set of Columns
Answers to “SQL and Relation Databases” questions:
- Row - a data set representing a single item
- Column - A labeled element of a tuple
- Table - A set of tuples sharing the same attributes, a set of columns and rows
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What is a row?
A data set representing a single item. also called record -
What is a column?
A labeled element of a tuple, e.g. “Address” or “Date of birth”. also called attribute or field -
What is a table?
A set of tuples sharing the same attributes; a set of columns and rows
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A data set for a single item.
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Field/attribute a label element of a tuple/row.
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A set of tuples sharing the same attributes.
- What is a row?
A data set representing a single item.
- What is a column?
A labeled element of a tuple.
- What is a table?
A set of tuples sharing the same attributes; a set of columns and rows.
Reading Assignment: SQL & Relational Database
* What is a row?
* A data set representing a single item.
* What is a column?
* A labelled element of a tuple.
* What is a table?
A set of tuples sharing the same attributes; a set of columns and rows
1/ row = record, value
2/ column = attribute
3/ table = relation
- What is a row?
- What is a column?
- What is a table?
1- A row is a single record. A user, for example.
2- A column is an attribute of a record. The age or sex of a user, for example.
3- A table is a set of records. A set or rows and columns.
- What is a row?
- Dataset represending a single item
- What is a column?
- A row of elements of the same datatype (f.e. birthday)
- What is a table?
- a set of colums and rows
- What is a row?
A row represents an entry in a database, a specific record where all required attributes are entered.
- What is a column?
A column represents an attribute - some property that every entry (row) in the database may or must have.
- What is a table?
A table is all of the entries (rows) sharing the same attributes (columns).
1) What is a row?
A record of a single item.
2) What is a column?
A labeled element of a single item
3) What is a table?
A table is a set of rows and column, or a set of single items who share the same attributes.
SQL- Relation DB homework
1- A row is a tuple, a specific data that identifies or applies to an item (something or someone)
2´A Column is an attribute common to the tuples of the same table,
3- A table establishes the relationship of the tuples with common, although with different values, attributes
What is a row?
A row is a record.
It is data set representing a single item.
What is a column?
A column is an attribute. A labeled element of a tuple, e.g. “Address” or "Date of birth.”
What is a table?
Relation or Base relvar A set of tuples sharing the same attributes; a set of columns and rows.
- A row is a data set representing a single item
- A column is a labeled element such as a date of birth or address.
- A table is a set of tulles sharing the same attributes; a set of columns and rows
What is a row?
Each row in a database table represents one set of a type of object described in that table. A row is also called a record.
What is a column?
The columns in a table are the set of records, keeping track of data. A column is also called an attribute or a field
What is a table?
A database table is a table with rows and columns of data.
- What is a row?
A row is a set of data for an item in the database, such as a customer, order, or any item that has various attributes stored for it
- What is a column?
A column is an attribute or field that that applies to an item in the database. For example, if it is a customer database, an attribute / field could be customer name, customer number, address, start date, etc
- What is a table?
A table is a combination of rows and columns that lists the items and displays their various attributes
- A data set representing a single item or data record.
- A labelled element of a tuple, e.g. “Address” or “Date of birth”
- A set of data records sharing the same attributes; a set of columns and rows
- A single record in the database (also called ‘tuple’)
- One data element (or attribute) of a record
- A set of records of the same type, which share the same attributes (columns)
- What is a row?
A SQL relational database term: a data set representing a single item
- What is a column?
A SQL term that is an attribute or field: a labeled element of a tuple (eg) address or a date of birth
- What is a table?
A SQL term that is a relation or base relvar: a set of tuples sharing the same attribute (set of climbs and rows)
A row is a record, for example, a user.
A column is an attribute or field. A labeled element like DOB or address.
A table is called a relation, it is a set of rows and columns.