You are a data analyst at a small company. During a team meeting, your manager asks you to retrieve the record of an employee named 'John Doe' from the 'Employees' table. What is the 'record' in this context?
In a database table, a record represents a single row that contains all the data about one specific entry, such as an employee. The row includes all the fields that store information like name, age, position, etc. As 'John Doe' is an individual employee, his record will be a single row in the 'Employees' table.
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