What is relational database modeling?

Relational database modeling is a logical data modeling technique used to organize data into tables (relations) with rows (tuples) representing individual records and columns (attributes) representing specific characteristics or properties. These tables are linked together via relationships, often using primary and foreign keys, to minimize redundancy and ensure data integrity. It's commonly used for designing and implementing databases for various applications, including transaction processing, data warehousing, and reporting. The goal is to create a structured and efficient database that accurately reflects the entities and relationships within a specific domain.