Relational Database Model

The Relational Database Model organizes data into structured tables, called "relations," where each table represents a specific type of information. Each table contains rows (records) and columns (attributes). These tables can be linked through common data, like a customer ID or order number, which helps in maintaining consistent and connected information. This model allows for efficient data storage, retrieval, and management, making complex data relationships easy to handle while ensuring data integrity and reducing redundancy. It’s widely used because of its logical structure, flexibility, and ease of querying information.