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Database: Introduction, Tables & Basic Queries

Database: Introduction, Tables & Basic Queries is one of 9 topics in the Grade 11 Computer Applications Technology CAPS syllabus, covered across 3 lessons on Study Vault. Below are real practice questions from this topic with full worked answers.

Sample practice questions

Easy

1. What is a "field" in a database table?

Answer: A single specific category of data stored within a table, represented as a column — A field is a single specific category of data stored within a table, represented as a column, such as FirstName or DateOfBirth.
Easy

2. What is a "record" in a database table?

Answer: One complete, single entry within a table, represented as a row — A record is one complete, single entry within a table, represented as a row, containing a value in every field for one specific item.
Medium

3. Give the term for a special field whose value must be unique for every record, used to reliably identify one specific record in a table.

Answer: a primary key — A primary key is a special field (or combination of fields) whose value must be unique for every record, used to reliably identify one specific record.
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