A schema in a relational database is an outline or blueprint that defines how data is organized, including the structure of tables, columns, and relationships. You can think of it like an architectural plan for a building, describing the rooms (tables), their characteristics such as size and shape (fields/columns), and how different parts of the building connect (constraints and keys).
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