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Collection of related data |
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Collection of related fields |
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Categories of information stored in a database |
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Lists all of the objects in a database |
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A complete set of data for one item |
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Allows you to view multiple records at once, where you set up a table |
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Field designated to contain a unique entry for each record |
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Where you define field properties and change the way that fields store data |
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Used to ask the database questions about the information stored within it. |
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Changing the order in which records appear in a database |
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Temporarily shows specific records that meet certain conditions |
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Tables that share common fields |
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The specific information we are looking for when we query a database |
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Shows information related to a current record from a different table. Opened by clicking the + sign next to the record. |
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Where we create a multi-table query |
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Allows us to change the size and format of all fields in a table. |
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Allows us to store fields containing letters, numbers, spaces, and symbols. |
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Accepts monetary values and displays them with a dollar sign |
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Stores values, usually used in calculations |
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Adds a unique numeric field value to a each new record in a table. |
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Accepts field values contain a variety of information. Can store up to 65,535 characters. |
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This field is created by the completion of a mathematical operation of two existing fields |
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Allows us include functions at the bottom of a table in datasheet view. |
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Selects records that meet at least one of the conditions in a query. |
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