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Access2007
 Microsoft Access is a Relational Database
Management System (RDBMS), designed
primarily for home or small business
usage.
 Access is known as a desktop database
system because it's functions are intended
to be run from a single computer. This is
in contrast to a server database
application (such as SQL Server), where it
is intended to be installed on a server,
then accessed remotely from multiple
client machines.
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 Click the Datasheet tab under Table Tools, and
click the New Field button.
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Database
Tables Forms Queries Reports
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 A Table is an arrangement of data in a row
and column.
 A field is a column in a table that contains
particular information about a record.
 A Primary Key is a field uniquely identifies
every record in a table.
 A Record is a set of information stored about
a particular entry.
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 Forms are used to customize formats for
adding, editing, deleting or displaying
data.
 Queries display information from one or
more tables based on a selection criteria.
 Reports contain data from one or more
tables and databases that can be printed.
Selective fields and records can be
displayed in a report.
 Macros perform a fixed set of tasks every
time they are run.
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 Opening up MS Access and creating a table.
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 Creating Fields:-
 Defining data types:-
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 Text data type is used to store all valid printable
characters. Default size is 50.
 Memo data type is used to create a text field in which
size of the values can vary widely.
 Number data type enables you to enter numeric data.
 Currency data type enables you to enter monetary
data.
 Date/Time data type can store date and time values.
 Yes/No data type, also known as a logical type, stores
data that can have only two values.
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 Auto number data type stores an integer that is
incremented or decremented automatically as you add or
delete records.
 OLE object type can store any type of object such as video
clip, a picture or a word document.
 Lookup Wizard is a field that displays a list that looks up
data from an existing table or from a fixed set of user-
defined values.
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Field size determines the amount of data that can be stored in a
field
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 Formats allow you to display your data in a form that differs
from the actual keystrokes used to enter the data.
 Default Value is one that is displayed automatically for the
field when you add a new record to the table.
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 Input Mask allows you to have more control over
data entry by defining data-validation for each
character that is entered in the field.
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 Data Validation enables you to limit values that can be
accepted into a field.
I. Validation Rule to set the rule. (ex: <=100)
II. Validation text to display error message. (ex: “please
enter a valid customer ID”)
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 Required enables you to enter a Yes value
for Required if a field should always receive
a value during data entry.
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 Indexed
1. Unique Index(no duplicates).
2. Duplicate Index(with duplicates).
3. Caption is used when you want to display an alternate
name for the field on forms an reports.
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 One-to-many relationships.
 Many-to-many relationships.
 One-to-one relationships
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 It helps to arrange fields and view many
more on a single screen. You can also add
enhanced Data Validation and editing
controls.
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 Creating forms with buttons.
 Button lets you add a new data into the existing
table.
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 Used to create a form to accept data in two
tables that are related by a one-to-many
relationship.
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 A report is a flexible way of viewing and
printing summary information. It enables
you to display information to the required
level of detail.
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 The process of accessing the database
and retrieving data selectively is known
as querying. The data thus retrieved can
then be formatted according to user’s
requirements.
 Datasheet view of Query.
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 Design view of Query.
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 Macros are small programs that perform a
specialized task every time they are run.
Ex: I want to close a form.
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 Macros contain modules to enhance the
user with more actions to perform using
VBA programming.
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Microsoft access 2007

Microsoft access 2007

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     Microsoft Accessis a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS), designed primarily for home or small business usage.  Access is known as a desktop database system because it's functions are intended to be run from a single computer. This is in contrast to a server database application (such as SQL Server), where it is intended to be installed on a server, then accessed remotely from multiple client machines. Access2007
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     Click theDatasheet tab under Table Tools, and click the New Field button. Access2007
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     A Tableis an arrangement of data in a row and column.  A field is a column in a table that contains particular information about a record.  A Primary Key is a field uniquely identifies every record in a table.  A Record is a set of information stored about a particular entry. Access2007
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     Forms areused to customize formats for adding, editing, deleting or displaying data.  Queries display information from one or more tables based on a selection criteria.  Reports contain data from one or more tables and databases that can be printed. Selective fields and records can be displayed in a report.  Macros perform a fixed set of tasks every time they are run. Access2007
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     Opening upMS Access and creating a table. Access2007
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     Creating Fields:- Defining data types:- Access2007
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     Text datatype is used to store all valid printable characters. Default size is 50.  Memo data type is used to create a text field in which size of the values can vary widely.  Number data type enables you to enter numeric data.  Currency data type enables you to enter monetary data.  Date/Time data type can store date and time values.  Yes/No data type, also known as a logical type, stores data that can have only two values. Access2007
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     Auto numberdata type stores an integer that is incremented or decremented automatically as you add or delete records.  OLE object type can store any type of object such as video clip, a picture or a word document.  Lookup Wizard is a field that displays a list that looks up data from an existing table or from a fixed set of user- defined values. Access2007
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    Field size determinesthe amount of data that can be stored in a field Access2007
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     Formats allowyou to display your data in a form that differs from the actual keystrokes used to enter the data.  Default Value is one that is displayed automatically for the field when you add a new record to the table. Access2007
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     Input Maskallows you to have more control over data entry by defining data-validation for each character that is entered in the field. Access2007
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     Data Validationenables you to limit values that can be accepted into a field. I. Validation Rule to set the rule. (ex: <=100) II. Validation text to display error message. (ex: “please enter a valid customer ID”) Access2007
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     Required enablesyou to enter a Yes value for Required if a field should always receive a value during data entry. Access2007
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     Indexed 1. UniqueIndex(no duplicates). 2. Duplicate Index(with duplicates). 3. Caption is used when you want to display an alternate name for the field on forms an reports. Access2007
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     One-to-many relationships. Many-to-many relationships.  One-to-one relationships Access2007
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     It helpsto arrange fields and view many more on a single screen. You can also add enhanced Data Validation and editing controls. Access2007
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     Creating formswith buttons.  Button lets you add a new data into the existing table. Access2007
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     Used tocreate a form to accept data in two tables that are related by a one-to-many relationship. Access2007
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     A reportis a flexible way of viewing and printing summary information. It enables you to display information to the required level of detail. Access2007
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     The processof accessing the database and retrieving data selectively is known as querying. The data thus retrieved can then be formatted according to user’s requirements.  Datasheet view of Query. Access2007
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     Design viewof Query. Access2007
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     Macros aresmall programs that perform a specialized task every time they are run. Ex: I want to close a form. Access2007
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     Macros containmodules to enhance the user with more actions to perform using VBA programming. Access2007

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