Database programming — Grade 11 Information Technology Notes

Comprehensive CAPS-aligned study notes for Database programming in Grade 11 Information Technology. Browse the sections below to find detailed explanations, worked examples, and exam preparation material.

Sections in Database programming

Connecting to a database and GUI development

Connecting to a Database and GUI Development Most real-world applications need to store and retrieve data permanently. While text files work for simple data, databases provide a structured, powerful…

Database transactions and dataset manipulation

Database Transactions and Dataset Manipulation Once your Delphi application is connected to a database, you need to be able to add new records, edit existing records, and delete records. These…

SQL queries and table relationships

SQL Queries and Table Relationships SQL (Structured Query Language) is the standard language used to communicate with relational databases. While the previous section covered basic INSERT, UPDATE,…

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Data and information management

User-defined methods

Internet and WWW

Social implications