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JEOPARDY
Database
Concepts
Filters and Forms and
Pot Pourri
Queries
Reports
Tables
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This is an object that Access
uses to store information and is
comprised of a group of
records.
This is the database object that
provides an easy-to-use data
entry screen.
Reports are created from either
a table or this.
This is a particular type of field
that uniquely
identifies/distinguishes each
record in the table.
There are two main types of
database systems. If a
database is not a Flat File, then
it must be this. (Also, what
Access is.)
These are the two types of table
views.
When you are in Table Design
View, this is a fast way of setting
a primary key.
This is the button you click on to
insert or add a new record to the
table.
This is how you resize a column
or row in a table.
In Table Design View, this is how
you control what type of data will
be entered in a field.
This is the type of filter that is
able to be saved as a query.
This is the main difference
between a filter and a query.
This is how you would quickly
include all fields in a query’s
results.
This is an example of a
comparison operator used in a
query.
When searching for data items,
this is what you use if you are
not sure of the spelling of a
word, or name.
This is the fastest way of
creating a basic, standard, Form
or Report that automatically
includes all fields from a table or
query.
These are the characteristics of
a control on a form or report.
When entering a calculated field
in a form or report (or query),
these are what you must have
around each field name.
This is what a Lookup field/dropdown list is called in a form or a
report.
This is what an object on a form
or report is if it is tied back to a
field in a table or query.
This is why you use
relationships in a database.
This is the name of the toolbar
button that you use to export a
selected table to Microsoft Word
or Excel.
This is an internet form created
to input and/or view data in an
Access table query.
When a primary key references
a field of the same name or
containing the same data, the
field being referred to is called
this.
This is the colour of your
instructor’s pants.