In this ppt, Introduction to database development

1. IT TOOLS FOR BUSINESS
INTRODUCTION TO
DATABASE
DEVELOPMENT
PRESENTED TO :- DR.KAVITA MA'AM

2. Covered Today
A brief outline
INTRODUCTION
DATABASE TERMINOLOGY
OBJECTS
MICROSOFT ACCESS
CREATING TABLES
WORKING WITH FIELDS

3. DATABASE
DEVELOPMENT
It is a well-organised collection of
data generally stored and accessed
electronically from a computer
system.

4. Databases are more
Complex
OFTEN DEVELOPED USING FORMAL DESIGN &
MODELLING TECHNIQUE

5. DATABASE
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM (DBMS)
The software that interacts with end-users,
application itself to capture, create & control
access to the database.

6. Basic
Database
Terminologies
DATASHEET
A FORMAT OF COLUMNS AND ROWS
DISPLAYING INFORMATION. DATASHEETS
ARE ALSO CALLED TABLES
DATABASE MODELING
The process of strategically planning where to
store each piece of information you wish to
include in your database.
FIELD
a specific item of information containing a
homogenous set of values throughout the
table. Fields appear as columns in a table and
as cells in a form.
RECORDS
Data is stored in records. A record is composed
of fields and contains all the data about one
particular person, company, or item in a
database.

7. OBJECTS
FORMS
A database form show all or selected
fields for one record.
QUERIES
A query finds records in a database according to
criteria you specify. Sometimes working with all
the data in a large database is not practical.
REPORTS
A report presents data in an attractive
format and is especially suitable for
printing.Reports can display data from
tables or queries.
A COMPONENT OF A
DATABASE, SUCH AS A
TABLE, QUERY, FORM, OR
REPORT.
TABLE
A database table is composed of records and
fields that hold data. Tables are also called
datasheets. Each table in database holds
data about a different, but related, subject.

8. MS ACCESS
Micorsoft Access is a realtional
database management system
(RDBMS) Designed primarilary for
home and small business usage

9. CREATION OF TABLES

10. WORKING
WITH
FIELD

11. Be Inspired
IMAGINATION IS MORE
IMPORTANT THAN KNOWLEDGE.
ALBERT EINSTEIN

12. A N Y
D O U B T S ? ?

13. THANK
YOU!!