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The process of incorporating common fields into your table structures to establish relationships amongst the tables for sharing data is called your data.
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Each in your database should contain information about a single topic or subject.
3

A(n) , like the primary key, is a special mechanism for dynamically organizing and ordering the data stored in a table.





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