Exam 17: Creating a Database

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Creating a new database simply makes a file that becomes the container for all database elements.

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When you create a new database, Access creates an empty table called Table1.

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A(n) ____________________ database is very flexible because it can store data for several different but related categories.

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Data import options are listed on Access's IMPORT/EXPORT DATA tab.

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Which of the following icons should you click to save the table?

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  Referring to the accompanying figure, which callout points to the button you can click to create simple queries quickly? Referring to the accompanying figure, which callout points to the button you can click to create simple queries quickly?

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New records are always added at the ____________________ of the table.

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A _____ contains one record.

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A primary key is a field that ____________________ identifies each record.

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The field that uniquely identifies records in a table is called a(n) _____.

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To identify the table you should give it a(n) _____ name.

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Use the AutoNumber data type for fields that contain numeric data.

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An empty table does not contain any fields.

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Microsoft Excel is the component of the Microsoft Office suite best suited for working with large collections of data.

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All of the following are controls for operations that can be performed on a table, except _____.

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