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In this session Barry Collier covers some of the basic principles of database design. Primarily he looks at the reasons for developing a database and then uses a sample of raw data as the basis of establishing database tables and the relationship between them. The topics he covers are tables, forms, relationships (between tables) including primary and foreign keys. Select the link to the right called
Database Design Concepts to view the recording of this session.
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