March 2001
Intermediate to advanced
640 pages
14h 9m
English
A database is nothing but an empty file that will contain the tables our programs will actually use to store data. The data will be stored in the tables as columns and rows that you have been using up to this point in our queries. To put the information in the database, you need objects such as tables and columns to house the data. Table 8.3 lists the information that would be needed for a pet store database.
| Pet Name | Tags | Animal | Breed | Favorite Food |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calvin | 1325 | Dog | Dalmatian | Eats Anything |
| Sarah | 9526 | Dog | Steak | |
| Spike | A256 | Cat | Fussy | Tuna |
| Rex | 1 | Dinosaur | T-Rex | Triceratops (tastes like chicken) |
Just as you have to create our databases, you have to create your tables within that database. After ...
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