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Designing Databases for Historical Research

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D. Relationships

D1. Introduction

D2. Functions of Relationships

D3. Types of Relationships

D4. Primary and Foreign Keys

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  • Contents
  • A. Introduction
    • A1. Database design concepts
  • B. Sources, information and data
    • B1. Introduction
    • B2. Information and data
  • C. Fundamentals of database design
    • C1. Introduction
    • C2. The Purpose of the database
    • C3. Conceptual models of database design
    • C4. Database ‘layers’
    • C5. Database definitions – tables, fields, records, values, rules and datatypes
    • C6. Conclusion
  • D. Relationships
    • D1. Introduction
    • D2. Functions of relationships
    • D3. Types of relationship
    • D4. Primary and Foreign Keys
  • E. Entity relationship modelling
    • E1. Introduction
    • E2. Entity Relationship Modelling step-by-step
    • E3. Conclusion
  • F. Problems facing the historian
    • F1. Introduction
    • F2. Problematic information
    • F3. Standardisation, classification and coding
  • G. Conclusion
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