E. Attribute A. A minimal collection of columns that might identify the records in the table. v candidate key B. A two-dimensional table in which the entries are single valued; each column has a distinct name (or attribute name); all values in a column are values of the same attribute; the order of the rows and columns is immaterial; and each row contains unique values concatenation v database design C. Also known as a tuple. v determinant D. A column in a table that determines at least one other column entity E. A characteristic or property of an entity field F. The association between entities P. v nonkey column G. The column or collection of columns that uniquely identifies a given row in a table H. To combine a column name with a table name R. v one-to-many relationship 1. Duplication of data G. v primary key v qualify J. process of determining the particular tables and columns that will comprise a database v record K. A collection of relations v redundancy L. An attribute B. v relation M. a combination of columns v relational database N. An update problem that can occur in a database as a result of a faulty design 0. A person, place, object, event, or idea for which you want to store and process data F. relationship P. A column that is not part of the primary key Q. repeating group Q. Multiple entries in an individual location in a table tuple R. A relationship in which one entity is associated with many other entities v update anomaly S. Database design terminology for arow in a table