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contains a single unit of information
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a group of related fields that describe a person, place, event or thing
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a field that contains unique information for each record - no two records are ever assigned the same value for this field
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a collection of records for a single subject in a spreadsheet-like view(is composed of fields and records)
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a collection of tables associated with a general topic
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an Access database organized into easy to visualize tables
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the parts of an Access database that help you view, edit, manage and analyze the data, such as tables, queries, forms, reports, macros and modules
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provides an easy to use data entry screen
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allows the user to select a subset of fields or records from one or more tables
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provides a professional printout of data that can contain special features such as headers, footers, and graphics
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characteristics that define a field
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found at the top of the table - describes what is in the table column
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determines what kind of data can be entered into a field, such as numbers, text or dates
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