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Introduction To Databases Flashcards

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Data

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Data is numeric, textual, visual, or audio information that describes real-world systems

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Analog

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historically, data was mostly analog, encoded as continuous variations or various physical media

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Digital

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Digitally encoded as zeros, and ones on electronic and magnetic media

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Database

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Collection of data in a structured format.

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Database System, Database management system, DBMS

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Software that reads and writes data in a database. Database systems ensure data is secure, internally consistent, and available at all times.

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Query Language

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Specialized programming language, designed specifically for database systems

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Database application

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Software that helps business users interact with database systems.

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Database administrator

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Database admin is responsible for securing the database system against unauthorized users. DB admin also enforces procedures for user access and database system availability.

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database designer

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Determines format of each data element and overall database structure. DB Designer must balance several priorities, including storage, response time, and support for rules that govern the data.

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Database Programmer

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Database programmer develops computer programs that utilize a database

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Database User

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Consumer of data in a database. Database users request, update or use stored data to generate reports or information.

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Transacation

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Group of queries that must be either completed or rejected as a whole.

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Architecture

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Architecture of a database system describes the internal components and the relationships between components

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Query Processor

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Query processor interprets queries, creates a plan to modify the database or retrieve data, and return’s query results to the application.

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Query Optimization

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Query processor performs query optimization to ensure the most efficient instructions are executed on the data

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Storage manager

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Translate the query processor instructions into low-level-file-system commands that modify or retrieve data

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Indexes

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Storage Manager uses indexes to quickly locate data

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Transaction Manager

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Transaction manager ensure transactions are properly executed

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Log

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Log file containing a complete record of all inserts’, updates, and delete processed by the database.

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Catalog/Data dictionary

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Dictionary of tables, columns, indexes, and other database objects

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Relational Database

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Stores data in tables, columns, and rows, similar to a spreadsheet

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SQL

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Structured Query Language and includes statements that read and write data, create and delete tables, and administer the database system

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Big Data

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Growth of the internet generated massive volumes of online data, often with poorly structured or missing information.

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NoSQL

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Newer, non-relational systems are called NOSQL, for Not Only SQL, and are optimized for big data.

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Open Source

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Software that anyone can inspect, copy, and modify with no licensing fee.

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Query

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Command for a database that typically inserts new data, retrieves data, updates data, or deletes data from a database

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Query Language

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Computer programming language for writing database queries

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CRUD

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Four Common queries sometimes referred to as CRUD operations, acronym for Create, Read, Update, and Delete data

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Statement

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SQL statement is a database command, such as a query that inserts, selects, updates, or deletes data

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Insert

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Inserst rows into a tables

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Select

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Retrieves data from a table

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Update

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Modifies data in a table

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Delete

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Deletes rows in a table

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Create Table

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Statement creates a new table by specifying the table and column names

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Data Type

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Every column is assigned a datatype that indicates the format of column values. Data type can be numeri, Textual, or complex

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Database Design

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Specification of database objects such as tables, columns, data types, and indexes. Database design also refers to the process used to develop the specification

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Analysis

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Analysis phase specifies database requirements without regard to a specific database system

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ER Diagrams

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Entities, relationships, and attributes are depicted in ER diagrams.

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Logical design

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Phase that implements database requirements in a specific database system

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Key

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Key is a column used to identify individual rows of a table

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Table Diagram

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Logical design is depicted in a table Diagram

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Schema

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Logical design, as specified in SQL and depicted in a table diagram

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Physical Design

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Phase that adds indexes and specifies how tables are organized on storage media

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Data independence

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Principle that physical design never affects query results

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API/Application programming interface

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Library of procedures or classes that links a host programing language to a database

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MySQL

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Leading relational database system sponsored by Oracle

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MySQL Community

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MySQL server free edition

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MySQL Enterprise

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Paid edition for managing commercial databses

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Root Account

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Administrative account that has full control of MySQL

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MySQL Command Line Client

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Text interface included in the MySQL Server download. It allows developers to connect to the database server, perform administrative functions, and execute SQL statements.

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Error Code

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MySQL returns an error code and description when an SQL statement is syntactically incorrect or the database cannot execute the statement.

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MySQL Workbench

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Workbench is installed alongside MySQL server and allows developers to execute SQL commands using an editor.

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Data is numeric, textual, visual, or audio information that describes real-world systems

A

Data

54
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historically, data was mostly analog, encoded as continuous variations or various physical media

A

Analog

55
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Digitally encoded as zeros, and ones on electronic and magnetic media

A

Digital

56
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Collection of data in a structured format.

A

Database

57
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Software that reads and writes data in a database. Database systems ensure data is secure, internally consistent, and available at all times.

A

Database System, Database management system, DBMS

58
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Specialized programming language, designed specifically for database systems

A

Query Language

59
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Software that helps business users interact with database systems.

A

Database application

60
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Database admin is responsible for securing the database system against unauthorized users. DB admin also enforces procedures for user access and database system availability.

A

Database administrator

61
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Determines format of each data element and overall database structure. DB Designer must balance several priorities, including storage, response time, and support for rules that govern the data.

A

database designer

62
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Database programmer develops computer programs that utilize a database

A

Database Programmer

63
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Consumer of data in a database. Database users request, update or use stored data to generate reports or information.

A

Database User

64
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Group of queries that must be either completed or rejected as a whole.

A

Transacation

65
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Architecture of a database system describes the internal components and the relationships between components

A

Architecture

66
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Query processor interprets queries, creates a plan to modify the database or retrieve data, and return’s query results to the application.

A

Query Processor

67
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Query processor performs query optimization to ensure the most efficient instructions are executed on the data

A

Query Optimization

68
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Translate the query processor instructions into low-level-file-system commands that modify or retrieve data

A

Storage manager

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Storage Manager uses indexes to quickly locate data

A

Indexes

70
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Transaction manager ensure transactions are properly executed

A

Transaction Manager

71
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Log file containing a complete record of all inserts’, updates, and delete processed by the database.

A

Log

72
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Dictionary of tables, columns, indexes, and other database objects

A

Catalog/Data dictionary

73
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Stores data in tables, columns, and rows, similar to a spreadsheet

A

Relational Database

74
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Structured Query Language and includes statements that read and write data, create and delete tables, and administer the database system

A

SQL

75
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Growth of the internet generated massive volumes of online data, often with poorly structured or missing information.

A

Big Data

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Newer, non-relational systems are called NOSQL, for Not Only SQL, and are optimized for big data.

A

NoSQL

77
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Software that anyone can inspect, copy, and modify with no licensing fee.

A

Open Source

78
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Command for a database that typically inserts new data, retrieves data, updates data, or deletes data from a database

A

Query

79
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Computer programming language for writing database queries

A

Query Language

80
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Four Common queries sometimes referred to as CRUD operations, acronym for Create, Read, Update, and Delete data

A

CRUD

81
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SQL statement is a database command, such as a query that inserts, selects, updates, or deletes data

A

Statement

82
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Inserst rows into a tables

A

Insert

83
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Retrieves data from a table

A

Select

84
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Modifies data in a table

A

Update

85
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Deletes rows in a table

A

Delete

86
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Statement creates a new table by specifying the table and column names

A

Create Table

87
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Every column is assigned a datatype that indicates the format of column values. Data type can be numeri, Textual, or complex

A

Data Type

88
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Specification of database objects such as tables, columns, data types, and indexes. Database design also refers to the process used to develop the specification

A

Database Design

89
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Analysis phase specifies database requirements without regard to a specific database system

A

Analysis

90
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Entities, relationships, and attributes are depicted in ER diagrams.

A

ER Diagrams

91
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Phase that implements database requirements in a specific database system

A

Logical design

92
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Key is a column used to identify individual rows of a table

A

Key

93
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Logical design is depicted in a table Diagram

A

Table Diagram

94
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Logical design, as specified in SQL and depicted in a table diagram

A

Schema

95
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Phase that adds indexes and specifies how tables are organized on storage media

A

Physical Design

96
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Principle that physical design never affects query results

A

Data independence

97
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Library of procedures or classes that links a host programing language to a database

A

API/Application programming interface

98
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Leading relational database system sponsored by Oracle

A

MySQL

99
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MySQL server free edition

A

MySQL Community

100
Q

Paid edition for managing commercial databses

A

MySQL Enterprise

101
Q

Administrative account that has full control of MySQL

A

Root Account

102
Q

Text interface included in the MySQL Server download. It allows developers to connect to the database server, perform administrative functions, and execute SQL statements.

A

MySQL Command Line Client

103
Q

MySQL returns an error code and description when an SQL statement is syntactically incorrect or the database cannot execute the statement.

A

Error Code

104
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Workbench is installed alongside MySQL server and allows developers to execute SQL commands using an editor.

A

MySQL Workbench

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