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Cinema DB Concepts

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Core DB concepts in a cinema system

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Core DB concepts in a cinema system

by Swarna Lakshmi Umamaheshwaran Business and Management (BBA)
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structured grids, much like a spreadsheet, where every column represents a category and every row represents one actual record.

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one record in a table.

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data categories in a table.

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a single, bounded operation that must either complete in full or not happen at all.

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SQL clause that specifies which columns to return.

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a key concept that uniquely identifies every row.

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an identifier that uniquely distinguishes rows.

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multiple users interacting with the same data at the same time.

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a mechanism to prevent conflicting access by transactions.

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table of customer records, including ID, name, email, city.

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table of seat availability and location.

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the unique identifier for a customer in the system.

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