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7-2 HOMEWORK ACTIVITY 1

7-2 Homework Activity: Module 7

Southern New Hampshire University

DBMS

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A Database Management System (DBMS) is a conglomerate of various items that enable a user

to enter, edit and analyze data. Usually a database is managed by someone considered to be the

Database Administrator (DBA). Typically, a DBMS will contain an interface for users, a database

administrator, related systems, and also data manipulation language, schema, ad subschema and a

physical data repository.

Keys

Key fields are fields that provide a referencing source for the database. There are four types of

keys used and they are primary keys, candidate keys, foreign keys, and secondary keys. The

primary key is just that, the primary key and the key that uniquely identifies a field. This is

sometimes a string of number that are unique like a social security number is to an American

citizen. A candidate key is like a primary key but is one that can be selected for example in

Human Resources we can use either a social security number or employee number as a unique

identifier. A foreign key is a key that is found within another table and must match the primary

key in the source table. The major difference between a foreign key and a primary key is that the

primary key must be unique and the foreign does not. A secondary key is a field that is not

unique but like a primary key can be used to access fields for analysis.

Entity Relationship Diagram

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In the above Entity Relationship Diagram, it shows the relationship between the entry of

demographic information pertaining to the employee and how that provides a data point for the

actual employee as utilized within a Human Resources department utilizing a HRIS.

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