Contents
What
is a Database?
What
can a Database do?
Advantages
of Using an Electronic Database
Launching
Microsoft Access
File
Names
Field
Names and Contents
Entering
Data
Query
Commands
Reports
Relational
Databases
Backing
Up your Data
Database
Structure
The
Access View of Databases
Opening
Other Tables
Navigating
a Database
Exiting
Access
Creating
and Using Queries
Listing
Specified Fields in all Records
Using
Inequalities
Search
Criteria using the AND, OR Operators
Search
Criteria using Combined Operators
Sorting
a Table
Sorting
a Query
Sorting
a Subset
Adding
or Appending Records
Creating
and using Forms
Creating
Reports
Using
Reports with Statistical Analysis
Designing
your First Database
Case
Study 1
Case
Study 2
Glossary
of Terms
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