Exam 3: Creating Queries

____________________ protects the data in the tables to make sure that data is not accidentally deleted or changed, resulting in inconsistent data.

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Question 41

The Query window is divided into three parts. The middle part of the window contains a navigation pane that allows you to specify the fields to include in the query datasheet.

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Question 42

The ____ symbol next to a field name in a field list indicates the table's primary key.

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Question 43

You can run the query by clicking the Run button in the ____ group on the Query Tools Design tab.

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Question 44

You can move a field in the design grid by clicking the bar above the field, and then dragging the field to the new location.

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Question 45

When you run a query, the data in the table on which the query is based no longer exists in the table.

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Exam 3: Creating Queries

____________________ protects the data in the tables to make sure that data is not accidentally deleted or changed, resulting in inconsistent data.

The Query window is divided into three parts. The middle part of the window contains a navigation pane that allows you to specify the fields to include in the query datasheet.

The ____ symbol next to a field name in a field list indicates the table's primary key.

You can run the query by clicking the Run button in the ____ group on the Query Tools Design tab.

You can move a field in the design grid by clicking the bar above the field, and then dragging the field to the new location.

When you run a query, the data in the table on which the query is based no longer exists in the table.

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