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CUT5 12.4

Computers: Understanding Tech 5e 12.4

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database analyst A job that involves planning and designing a database system and may also require administering the database after it’s built. Sometimes called database designer.
database management approach A methodology employed for the development and maintenance of database structures and applications. Sometimes shortened to database approach.
front-end interface A collection of modules or data entry forms that makes it possible for users to easily enter data and request information from a database.
database object An element within many types of databases, such as a form, a report, or a data filter.
form A screen or dialog box that allows the user to enter data into the database. It includes a collection of fields, enabling the user to enter needed data in a way that many people consider easier and more friendly than working with tables.
report The presentation of output from a data table or query in a format designed to make the information easy to print and read.
data filter Filtering criteria which many databases enable the user to apply in order to display only a subset of the data.
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