<doc>
	<legacy_id>95</legacy_id>
	<term>record</term>
	<definition><p>A set of related values in a database; a complete segment of information, consisting of one or more database fields.</p>
<p></p>
<p>For example, in a database of people, each person's data is stored in a single record.</p>
<p></p>
<p>A record is also called a row. If a set of records is displayed in the form of a grid, each row is a single <glossary tag="record">record</glossary> and each <glossary tag="column">column</glossary> is a <glossary tag="database field">database field</glossary>.</p></definition>
	<categories>
	 	<category>Database Operations</category>
	</categories>
	<synonyms>
	 	<synonym>record</synonym>
	 	<synonym>records</synonym>
	 	<synonym>record's</synonym>
	 	<synonym>records'</synonym>
	 	<synonym>database record</synonym>
	 	<synonym>database records</synonym>
	 	<synonym>database record's</synonym>
	 	<synonym>database records'</synonym>
	 	<synonym>row</synonym>
	 	<synonym>rows</synonym>
	 	<synonym>row's</synonym>
	 	<synonym>rows'</synonym>
	 	<synonym>database row</synonym>
	 	<synonym>database rows</synonym>
	 	<synonym>database row's</synonym>
	 	<synonym>database rows'</synonym>
	</synonyms>
</doc>