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Understanding Databases: Creation and Usage in Various Industries

A database is a structured collection of data designed for efficient access, management, and updates. This resource discusses what a database is, its importance, and who frequently utilizes them, including organizations like the IRS, NASA, and hospitals. The article outlines common database tasks such as data entry, record management, sorting, and performing queries. Understanding these elements is crucial for individuals using specialized software at work to create and manage databases effectively.

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Understanding Databases: Creation and Usage in Various Industries

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  1. Using Special Softwareat Work Creating a Database

  2. What Is a Database? A databaseis a collection of data that is organized so that its contents can be easily accessed, managed, and updated. -- “database,” whatis?com, http://whatis.techtarget.com/WhatIs_Definition_Page/0,4152,211895,00.html

  3. Who Uses Databases? • The Internal Revenue Service • NASA • Telephone companies • Airlines • Hospitals

  4. Common Database Tasks • Enter and store data • Add, delete, and edit records • Sort records • Perform queries (searches for specific types of data)

  5. Using Special Softwareat Work Creating a Database South-Western Educational Publishing http://www.swep.com

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