A business process flow creates a visualization of your business process by placing special controls at the top of the entity forms. Users are guided through various stages of sales, marketing, or service processes towards completion. Each process supports multiple stages and steps.
A table is where data is stored and a table lives within a database. Without a database there can be no table! Advertise on Tizag.com. A table in Access is quite different then a table in real life. Instead of having wooden legs and being used for meals, Access Tables are a grid made up of rows and columns.
Different vendors use these terminologies to mean different things. In Oracle-speak, a database is the collection of datafiles on disk. These datafiles belong to your tablespaces. They are also the online redo log files, the parameter file, the password file, and the control files. A database exists on disk and will be there even if you shut down the server and reboot it. But a database is not accessible by itself. You have to sign on to SQL*Plus and issue a STARTUP command.