SOME RAMBLING NOTES FROM A 21st CENTURY GEEZER

SOME RAMBLING NOTES FROM A 21st CENTURY GEEZER

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REAL-WORLD COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR KIDS of ALL AGES

REAL-WORLD COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR KIDS of ALL AGES

STEP 46: DESIGNING, EXPLAINING, AND CREATING OUR MAIN DATABASE TABLE

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Hello, out there!

We have learned about SQL and its siblings DDL and DML; we have created a table (states), populated it, and updated its data.

Frankly, though, what we did with the states Table we could have done with a Database intended for use by a single person, such as Microsoft Access, rather than a full-featured, multi-user Database such as the one…

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