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Validation checks
- A validation check is a rule that is built into a database that the data entered is:
- Sensible
- Reasonable
- Within acceptable boundaries
- Complete
- Within acceptable boundaries
- Reasonable
- Sensible
- Type Checks
- If a user tries to enter text in a data field or alphabetic characters in a numeric field, their entry will be rejected.
- Examples: Numeric, Boolean, Date/Time and Image
- If a user tries to enter text in a data field or alphabetic characters in a numeric field, their entry will be rejected.
- Range checks
- These are used to limit the range of data a user can enter.
- Examples: Exam grades, Gender, Number game(1,10) you would enter 0,11
- These are used to limit the range of data a user can enter.
- Check digits
- This type of check is used with numbers. An extra 'check digit' is calculated from the numbers to be entered and added to the the end.
- Examples: 10 Digits ISBN number which uniquely identifies books. The last number of the ISBN is actually the check digit for the other number
- The ISBN 0192761501
- Examples: 10 Digits ISBN number which uniquely identifies books. The last number of the ISBN is actually the check digit for the other number
- This type of check is used with numbers. An extra 'check digit' is calculated from the numbers to be entered and added to the the end.
- Presence checks
- These simply check that an entry has been made in a particular field i.e. a null value(empty field) is not permitted.
- Examples: An application for a passport must have the applicant's surname, survey, forms
- These simply check that an entry has been made in a particular field i.e. a null value(empty field) is not permitted.
- Length Checks
- All alphanumeric data has a length. A single character has a length of 1 and a string of texts such as "Hello World" has a length of 11( spaces are counted in text strings)
- Examples: Moblie phone number are stored as text and should be 11 characters in length.
- All alphanumeric data has a length. A single character has a length of 1 and a string of texts such as "Hello World" has a length of 11( spaces are counted in text strings)
- Lookup
- A lookup check takes the value entered and compares it against a list of values in a separate table.
- Examples: Male or female drop-down lists
- A lookup check takes the value entered and compares it against a list of values in a separate table.
- Input Masks
- Certain alphanumeric fields in a database may require entry in a particular format e.g. a mixture of numbers and letters
- Examples: Postcodes, National Insurance, driving licence numbers or product codes.
- Certain alphanumeric fields in a database may require entry in a particular format e.g. a mixture of numbers and letters
- A validation check is a rule that is built into a database that the data entered is:
Primary & foreign keys
Data Types
DBMS
- Database management system
- Manage records in tables
- Run queries
- >< And or Not
- Run reports
- User interface
- Benefits
- Easier to maintain/ secure
- Database is safe from corrupt
- Set up by experts for use of the user
- Can be access in multiple ways, such as tablets, Iphones, android, windows.
- Validation
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- Mapa Mental sobre Database, criado por ahay411 em 13-02-2015.
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