No. In database development, a Field refers to a sub part of a database record. A series of fields are grouped together in some meaningful way, such an employee record. One field may be called "First Name"; another field may be called "Last Name", etc. These fields grouped together form a single record for a particular employee. The next record would, logically, refer to a different employee.
Columns refer to an aspect of some form of a matrix. In a 2D matrix, fundamental components (called "Cells") can be indexed using Row/Column definitions. A "Row/Column" pair (RC) will point to a Cell at the location of their intersection.
right field, left field, center field
for apex its: a quantum field, a gravitational field
Field of Law
The noun 'field' is a collective noun for:a field of racehorsesa field of runnersa field of theoretical physicists
right field is #7 and left field is #9
It is a field with no crops that is empty of all life.
What characteristics could a database field have, such as data type, field name, field size and field format?
In Irish: páirc (field, park) achadh (field) gort (cultivated field) In Scots Gaelic: achadh (field)
The noun 'field' is a collective noun for:a field of racehorsesa field of runnersa field of theoretical physicists
Field mouses live in field ..
Selection field
With Paul Field Colon Field