What is a Database Schema and Why is It Important?
The architecture or blueprint for how data is arranged in a database is called a database schema. It outlines the tables, each table's fields, and the connections between the tables and fields.
Because it gives the data a clear structure and guarantees consistency, clarity, and integrity, a schema is crucial. It aids database managers and developers in comprehending the connections between data and the effective retrieval and manipulation of said data.
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