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What is the first step in creating a database in Microsoft Access?
What is the first step in creating a database in Microsoft Access?
A database in MS Access can only contain tables.
A database in MS Access can only contain tables.
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What is recommended when naming a database in MS Access?
What is recommended when naming a database in MS Access?
Use names that properly describe the data stored in the database.
In Microsoft Access, a _____ is a set of fields that store data about a certain entity.
In Microsoft Access, a _____ is a set of fields that store data about a certain entity.
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Match the following components of Microsoft Access with their descriptions:
Match the following components of Microsoft Access with their descriptions:
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Which version of MS Access is mentioned for learning database creation and management?
Which version of MS Access is mentioned for learning database creation and management?
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After creating a database, you can immediately create other database objects without creating a table first.
After creating a database, you can immediately create other database objects without creating a table first.
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Study Notes
Creating a Microsoft Access Database
- Microsoft Access databases are containers for various objects, including tables, forms, queries, and reports.
- Different versions of Access exist for creating and managing databases.
- This tutorial focuses on using Access 2010.
Creating a Database
- Open Microsoft Access.
- Select "Blank database" in the main window.
- Provide a descriptive filename for the database.
- Click "Create."
- A new window opens for creating database objects.
- A table must be created first, which stores data about a specific entity.
- Tables consist of fields that hold data.
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Description
This quiz covers the basics of creating a Microsoft Access database using the 2010 version. It includes steps for opening Access, creating a blank database, and setting up tables to store data. Test your knowledge on the various features and processes involved in managing Access databases.
