Tuesday, 5 March 2013

Working with databases - searching and adding new records:

A database is a collection of information stored in an organised way so that you can find what you are looking for immediately. The database provided in this blog post could be a flatfile database or a simple relational database.

Flatfile database:
A databse held as a single table. It is structured with a row for every record.

Relational database:
A database that uses more than one table. Tables are linked together by common data items, such as ID number, known as keys.
                                                                                                                                   

The database I am using in this blog post is here:


Finding a specific region; e.g. South East:



 
Finding a number greater than a given value; e.g. greater than £10: 






 Finding a number less than a given value; e.g. less than £10:

  

Finding a value in a particular range; e.g. finding all the activities with entry costs of between £5 and £10: 

 Finding all values except a particular value; e.g. all activities outside Wales:


                                                                                                                                    

The number of records that satisfy the criteria Entry Cost<£8.50 were 358:

 Below are the names of all of the attractions in East Anglia:





 

Destinations
Name
Audley End House and Gardens
Blickling Hall
Kentwell Hall
Sandringham Estate
The Cressing Temple Barns
Adventure Island
Bedford Museum
Verulamium Museum
Strikers Ten Pin Bowling
Holkham Hall
Hatfield House
Ascott House and Gardens
Cambridge Museum of Technology
Royston Cave
Hertfordshire Sports Village
Splash Sheringham
Colchester Leisure World
Go Ape
Sea Life Centre Great Yarmouth
Wooside Animal Farm and Leisure Park
Deben Swimming Pool
Extreeme Adventure
Oasis Beach Pool
Colchester Zoo
Paradise Wildlife Park
Africa Alive!
Amazona Zoo
Banham Zoo
Bedford Butterfly Park
English School of Falconry
Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary
Linton Zoo
Mole Hall Wildlife Park
Pensthorpe Nature Reserve
Sealife Adventure
Sheringham Park
The Raptor Foundation
Whipsnade Zoo
Grimes Graves
Muckleburgh Collection
Norwich Castle
Bewilderwood
Dinosaur Adventure
Hoo Hill Maze
Manning's Amusement Park
Pleasurewood Hills
Regal Movieplex
Walton Pier
Colchester Castle Museum
Imperial War Museum
Merrivale Model Village
Museum of East Anglian Life
Nelson Museum and Tour
Sedgewick Museum of Earth Sciences
Yesterday's World
Bassingbourn Snowsports Centre
Wells Beach Leisure
Aqua Splash
Bressingham Steam Experience
Wells Harbour Railway
Mississippi Paddle Boat

Below are the attractions which satisfy the criteria Entry Cost>5 and Region="South East":





Destinations
Name
Hever Castle
Guildford Spectrum
Worthing Aquarena
Thorpe Park
Windsor Castle
Adventure Farm
Amazon World
Ashdown Forest Llama Park
Beale Park
Bird World
Blackgang Chine
Butterfly & Fountain World
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens
Drusillas Park
Earnley Butterfly Park
Howlett's Wild Animal Park
Isle of Wight Zoo
Port Lymphne Wild Animal Park
Surrey Hills Llamas Trek
The British Wildlife Centre
Wildwood
Oxford Castle Unlocked
Spinnaker Tower
Chessington World of Adventures
Lego Land
Paultons Family Theme Park
Robin Hill Country Adventure Park
Tree Jumpers Sky Park
Amberley Working Museum
Dickens World
Milestones-Living History Museum
The Look Out Discovery Centre
The Museum of Kent Life
Hampton Court Palace
Blenheim Palace
Bucks Railway Centre
Leeds Castle
Gulliver's Land
Canterbury Tales
The Ice Bowl


                                                                                                                                                             

Amazon database:


In the book section of Amazon's database, the fields include:
  • the title - gives the name of the book.
  • the price - lets the potential customer know whether or not it is in their price range.
  • the author - gives the credit to the writer of the book.
  • the publisher - gives the credit to the publisher of the book.
  • image(s) - gives the potential customer an idea as to what the book looks like/includes.
  • customer review(s) - lets the potential customer discover what other customers thought of the book before they purchase it.
  • search terms - lets the potential customer search for other products using keywords.
  • product details - gives the potential customer an idea of what they are considering purchasing.
  • product description - gives the potential customer an idea of what the product includes.

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