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| A column of data that contains related data in a database, such as employees’ last names |
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| A specification that determines the data that can be entered in a field |
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| A program, such as Microsoft Access, that organizes information in records |
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| One item of data, such as an employee’s ID number, last name, or title |
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| The attributes and appearance of tables and data, such as setting a character limit or determining a default value |
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| An Access window that contains all of the information about a specific record, and which is use for data entry or editing |
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| Text that provides clues to the data to be inserted, such as YYYY-MM-DD to indicate that the data November 4, 2010 should be entered as 2010-11-04 |
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| A row of data that contains all of the information about one record |
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| A task related to a database object, such as adding a command button, created without using programming language |
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| A task related to a database object; similar to a module but uses Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), a program language |
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| An Access window that can be organized by object type, category, data, and other views |
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| A distinct field in a database that is used to make sure that each record is unique |
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| A window in Access Design view that allows you to set the field properties of a table in a database |
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| To retrieve information based on search criteria |
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| The complete information on one entity in the database, such as an employee |
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| A database object that displays the contents of a table or of the results of a query in a readable and organized format |
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