Access Tables Category, 10 points
True.
Access Tables Category, 20 points
False.
The field definition area is the upper section and the field properties area is the lower section of the Table Design window.
Access Tables Category, 30 points
One or more fields that uniquely identifies each record.
For example:
- A table containing employee data might have an SSN field as its primary key.
- A table containing parts for a manufacturing company might have SupplierID and PartNumber fields is its primary key.
Access Tables Category, 40 points
True.
Field = Column, Record = Row.
A Table contains one or more fields.
A Table contains zero or more records.
Access Tables Category, 50 points
False.
It is true that you must be in Table Datasheet View to print a table.
However, only the data contained in the table is printed.
Access Fields Category, 10 points
Text.
Access Fields Category, 20 points
To ensure that the correct kind of data is entered in a field.
Access Fields Category, 30 points
Indicates the maximum number of characters that can be entered (stored) in the field.
Access Fields Category, 40 points
True.
Access Fields Category, 50 points
F6 (page AC1.19 in text book)
Access Views Category, 10 points
True.
Access Views Category, 20 points
True.
Access Views Category, 30 points
Datasheet View.
Access Views Category, 40 points
False.
By definition, each primary key value must be unique within the table.
Access Views Category, 50 points
True.