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Relational Database Structure - Exercise
What are the parts of a Relational Database Table?
Objective:
Identify the parts of a relational database table.
Exercise scoring
This exercise is worth a total of two points. It is auto-scored; when you have answered the question below, click the
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Overview
The preceding lesson illustrated the parts of a relational database table. This exercise gives you a chance to reinforce what you have learned by identifying the parts of a different database table.
Exercise Instructions
Use the information contained in the sample table below to answer the following questions:
What does Reports represent?
What do the columns Editor and DeptName represent?
What does the highlighted row represent?
What does the column ReportID represent?
Reports table consisting of 1) ReportID 2) Editor 3) DeptName
Submitting your exercise
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