Ideas in this flowchart

• A relational database commonly organizes information into tables.
• The information is organized into tables.
• Tables contain rows.
• Rows represent individual records.
• Tables contain columns.
• Columns represent defined attributes.
• A users table is an example.
• The users table can contain one row per person.
• Each person can have a corresponding row.
• The users table can contain an identifier column.
• The identifier is a defined attribute.
• The users table can contain a name column.
• The users table can contain an email address column.
• The users table can contain a creation date column.
• The users table contains columns for these attributes.