Exam 13: Queries and Data Access

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When you ________,you select a value in a record and Access filters the records that contain only the values that match what you have selected.

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A(n)________ is used as a placeholder for an unknown part of a value or to match a certain pattern in a value.

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________ is a feature that can change the column width of the data to match the widest data entered in that field.

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When using the Find Duplicates Query Wizard,you select the fields that you think may include duplicate information,and the wizard creates the query to find records matching your criteria.

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Calculated query fields must be formatted in the query design grid using the ________.

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The second and subsequent fields you choose to sort by are called ________ fields.

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________ perform arithmetic operations,such as calculating averages and totals,on records displayed in a table or query.

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AutoSize is a feature that can change the column width of the data to match the widest data entered in that field.

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The ________ Query Wizard is used to display fields from one or more tables or queries with the option to choose a detailed or summary query if working with more than one table.

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Which of the following is NOT true about sorting query results on a single field?

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A(n)________ query is used when you want to describe one field in terms of two or more fields in the table.

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An orphan is a foreign key in one table that does not have a matching value in the primary key field of a related table.

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A placeholder character is used as a placeholder for an unknown part of a value or to match a certain pattern in a value.

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The ________ operator matches text values by using wildcards.

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If you use multiple criteria,then you must also use ________ operators to combine criteria.

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Which of the following is NOT a method used to add fields to a query design grid?

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Match the following terms with their definition.
Replace command
A condition temporarily applied to a table or query
Filter
A tool to help substitute data
Find command
A condition temporarily applied to a table or query based on a specific chosen value
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Replace command
A condition temporarily applied to a table or query
Filter
A tool to help substitute data
Find command
A condition temporarily applied to a table or query based on a specific chosen value
Filter by selection
Placeholder when searching for an unknown part of a word
Wildcard character
A tool to help look for data
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Match the following terms with their definition.
Join lines
The symbol that connects tables in the Relationship tab
Orphan
Used to determine the order of the records in a table
Query by example
A foreign key in one table that does not relate to a primary key in another table
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Join lines
The symbol that connects tables in the Relationship tab
Orphan
Used to determine the order of the records in a table
Query by example
A foreign key in one table that does not relate to a primary key in another table
Multiplier effect
When Access joins two tables without a common field
Sort field
A type of query in which a sample of the data is set up as criteria
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An aggregate function can be used in Datasheet view by adding a total row to a table.

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To match any single numeric character,you would use the ________ wildcard character.

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