The document discusses various levels of data abstraction in databases, including conceptual, physical, and logical levels. It also covers data manipulation commands such as DELETE and TRUNCATE, along with examples of SQL queries for managing student records. Additionally, it touches on the differences between relational and hierarchical models, as well as the creation of views in databases.
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The document discusses various levels of data abstraction in databases, including conceptual, physical, and logical levels. It also covers data manipulation commands such as DELETE and TRUNCATE, along with examples of SQL queries for managing student records. Additionally, it touches on the differences between relational and hierarchical models, as well as the creation of views in databases.