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Access - tabel

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Reply Wed 26 Nov 2008, 15:33Delegate Tsuruko said...

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Access - tabel

What is the concept of Table?

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Reply Mon 1 Dec 2008, 10:02Trainer Stephen said...

RE: Access - tabel

Hi Tsuruko

Thank you for your question

Tables are the principle objects of an Access database.

The different tables in a a database correspond loosely to the different objects that the database reports on; with the different fields representing different properties.

In addition different database tables are related on various common fields, thus creating the concept of a relational database.

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Stephen

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Open A Combo Box Automatically

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