- Tables
One of the most fundamental components in the use of Multi Schema are tables. Each schema can contain one or more tables to store different data sets. Tables:
- Data Management: Tables created in different schemas store and manage data belonging to a specific data set.
- Association: Tables ensure data integrity by establishing relationships in other tables. For example, a customer table can be associated with an order table to link customer information with order details.
- Forms
- Schema Linking: Each form can be linked to a specific schema to save or update data to tables in that schema.
- User Interface: Forms can be customized to improve the user experience and users can access only relevant data.
- Reports
- Data Analytics: Allows users to analyze data from a specific schema. For example, a sales report can be generated using only data from the sales schema.
- Visualization: Reports are supported with graphs and tables, allowing users to better understand the data.
