Worksheet 2.8 Relational Database and SQL
Worksheet 2.8 Relational Database and SQL
Match the word in the left column with its meaning in the right column.
Now Choose a story that you can use the strategy (connections to self)
and complete the following sentences
i. I had a strong connection to this
because__________________________________
ii. This character reminds me of
___________________________________________
iii. The setting reminds me of a time
when___________________________________
Worksheet 2.4
Read the text and highlight the words that are new for you.
What is a Database?
Tables can have hundreds, thousands, sometimes even millions of rows of data. These
rows are often called records.
Tables can also have many columns of data. Columns are labeled with a descriptive name
(say, age, name or country, for example) and have a specific data type.
What is SQL?
Many RDBMSs use SQL (and variations of SQL) to access the data in tables. For example,
SQLite is a relational database management system. SQLite contains a minimal set of SQL
commands (which are the same across all RDBMSs). Other RDBMSs may use other
variants.
(Note: SQL is often pronounced in one of two ways. You can pronounce it by speaking
each letter individually like “S-Q-L”, or pronounce it using the word “sequel”.)
Worksheet 2.5
You will work in groups. Read again the text. After that, create a database
compiling personal information about the members of your group.
Example:-
City
Name Age of Profession ____________ _______ ___________
origin
Worksheet 2.5