But those are part of a relational database, not a flat
file. Anytime you have more than one table and they're
linked so that data from more than one table is displayed in
the records onscreen, you've got a relational database.
Whether the data is stored in different tables within a
single database file or stored in totally separate database
files, makes no difference, they're both relational databases.
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Table for InstrumentsTable for Part (first, second, third) Table for
Composers and their Bio (assuming both those are unique)
Table for Style Of The Piece
Table for the Piece which would have pointers to Composers and Style and to
a table which has
Parts (which has a pointer to Instruments and Parts)
That would be a start off the top of my head.
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