Database Models A database model defines the logical structure and structure of a database and defines how the data is stored, called up and updated in a database management system. While the relational model is the most commonly used database model, there are other models: Flat Data Model Entity-Relationship Model Relational Model Record base Model Network Model Hierarchical Model Object-oriented...
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