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Relational Model in DBMS: Stu - Id Stu - Name Stu - Age 111 Ashish 23 123 Saurav 22 169 Lester 24 234 Lou 26

The relational model in database management systems represents data and relationships using collections of interrelated tables. Each table contains columns that represent attributes of an entity and rows that represent records. The document provides an example of a Student table with attributes like student ID, name, and age, and a Course table with attributes like student ID, course ID, and course name to demonstrate how the relational model connects two entities through their attributes.

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Relational Model in DBMS: Stu - Id Stu - Name Stu - Age 111 Ashish 23 123 Saurav 22 169 Lester 24 234 Lou 26

The relational model in database management systems represents data and relationships using collections of interrelated tables. Each table contains columns that represent attributes of an entity and rows that represent records. The document provides an example of a Student table with attributes like student ID, name, and age, and a Course table with attributes like student ID, course ID, and course name to demonstrate how the relational model connects two entities through their attributes.

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5/19/2017 RelationalmodelinDBMS

Relational model in DBMS


BYCHAITANYA SINGH|FILED UNDER:DBMS

In relational model, the data and relationships are represented by collection of inter-related tables. Each
table is a group of column and rows, where column represents attribute of an entity and rows represents
records.

Sample relationship Model: Student table with 3 columns and four records.

Stu_Id Stu_Name Stu_Age

111 Ashish 23

123 Saurav 22

169 Lester 24

234 Lou 26

Course table: Course table

Stu_Id Course_Id Course_Name

111 C01 Science

111 C02 DBMS

169 C22 Java

169 C39 Computer Networks

Here Stu_Id, Stu_Name & Stu_Age are attributes of table Student and Stu_Id, Course_Id & Course_Name
are attributes of table Course. The rows with values are the records (commonly known as tuples).

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