Schema
A schema is like the blueprint for a relational database. It lays out which tables you have, which columns are in them, what data type those columns are, and which columns in one table map to columns in another table. Developers design schemas to enforce rigidity on their data: when you specify exactly what data needs to be where, you prevent errant (or missing) data from breaking your application.

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The Excel User's Guide to Databases: Schemas
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