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Abstract
This paper briefly discusses the database design process which includes understanding how relational databases stores data, some of the initial steps when designing a database, and some of the common problems you may encounter while designing your database. Included is a description of a database that stores music CD information using two tables.
Simple Database Design with Sample Tables
Having facts about different subjects is the key to understanding how relational databases stores data. ...
The first step in your design process is to determine why you need a database and what purpose it will provide. When your purpose is clear you can divide your information in to subjects so that they can be put in to tables. Once the tables are defined you can concentrate the fields or facts you want to keep in each table.
Approximate Word count = 618
Approximate Pages = 2.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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