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Access Chapter 1 Vocabulary

This will help you understand the vocabulary in chapter one of access.

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DatabaseA collection of data organized in a manner that allows access, retrieval, and use of that data.
Database Management SystemSoftware that allows you to use a computer to create a database
Relational databaseCollection of tables, each of which contains information on a specific subject
RecordsContains information about a given person, product, or event.
FieldContains a specific piece of information within a record
Unique identifierA way of uniquely identifying each record in the database.
Primary KeyUnique Idetifyer
Access Work AreaWorking on tables, forms, and reports here
Navigation PaneContains a list of all the objects in the database
Status BarLocated at the bottom of the access window
Datasheet ViewThe table is represented as a collection of rows and columns a datasheet
Autonumber FieldAccess will assign the value 1 to the first record
Data typeData that can be stored in a field
Short TextField that can contain any characters
NumberField that can contain only numbers
CurrencyContain monetary data
Date and TimeContain date and time
Datasheet Viewdata in the table is presented in rows and columns, similar to a spreadsheet
Design ViewUsed to create a table or to modify the structure of a table
Captionwill display the value you assign
ImportMake a copy of the data as a table in the access database
ListCollection of rows and columnsin which all the entries in a column represent the same type of data
Column headingsDescription of the content of athe column, rather than data
QueriesQuestions
RunTo perform the necessary actions to produce and display the results in Datasheet view
Form ViewWhere data is displayed in a form on the screen
Formformatted document with fields that contain data
Database Propertiesdetails about a file
MetadataContain information as the projet author, title, or subject
KeywordsWords or phrases that further describe the database
Standard PropertiesAssociated with all Microsoft office documents and include author, title, and subject
Automatically updated propertiesFile system properties
recoverRetrieve the database
BackupBackup database
Live databaselive version of the backup copy
Database designDetermining the gtables and fields that make up the database
RedundancyStoring the same fact in more than one place


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