In a relational data table, where are fields contained?

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In a relational data table, where are fields contained?

Fields are defined by the columns in a relational table. Each column represents a single field (an attribute like Email or BirthDate), and every row has a value for that field in the corresponding column. The actual data values sit in the cells, which are the intersections of rows and columns. Rows store complete records, and keys are used to uniquely identify rows, not to store the fields themselves.

Fields are defined by the columns in a relational table. Each column represents a single field (an attribute like Email or BirthDate), and every row has a value for that field in the corresponding column. The actual data values sit in the cells, which are the intersections of rows and columns. Rows store complete records, and keys are used to uniquely identify rows, not to store the fields themselves.

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