Database vocabulary defines key terms used in Microsoft Access databases including:
1. Access is the program used to create databases.
2. A table stores related data organized into rows and columns.
3. Fields are columns that store specific types of data like text, numbers, dates.
4. Records are rows that contain the data for each set of fields.
Database vocabulary defines key terms used in Microsoft Access databases including:
1. Access is the program used to create databases.
2. A table stores related data organized into rows and columns.
3. Fields are columns that store specific types of data like text, numbers, dates.
4. Records are rows that contain the data for each set of fields.
Database vocabulary defines key terms used in Microsoft Access databases including:
1. Access is the program used to create databases.
2. A table stores related data organized into rows and columns.
3. Fields are columns that store specific types of data like text, numbers, dates.
4. Records are rows that contain the data for each set of fields.
Access: the Microsoft program used to create a database
Append: Adding data to the end of a table Ascending Order: sorting items from lowest to smallest Autonumber field: A field that automatically stores a numeric value, greater than the one before it 5. Currency field: A field that stores dollar amounts 6. Database: An organized collection of related data 7. Datasheet: The data for a table organized with fields in columns and records in rows 8. Datasheet View: Use to display the basic structure of a table in a datasheet, with fields in columns and records in rows 9. Date/time Field: A field that stores a date or time 10.Descending Order: In order from highest to lowest 11.Design View: The table view that shows the field definition for a table 12.Entry: The data for a field 13.Field: A column in a table; used to store data 14.Filtering: Displaying records based on a specified criteria 15.Fixed: A field format that displays a value to specific number of decimals places 16.Form: A database object used for entering records into a table, and for viewing existing records 17.Form view: Used for entering records with a form 18.Format: The way data in a field is displayed 19.General number: A field format that displays a number; exactly as typed 20.Hyper-linked field: A field that stores a link to a file, e-mail address, or web site address 21.Landscape Orientation: A print setting; that uses the widest part of the paper to print across 22.Layout View: The view used for formatting a form 23.Long Integer: a field size that indicates a whole number 24.Lookup field: A field that stores data; retrieved from a field in another table 25.Name: Word or words, used to describe the data stored in a field 26.Number Field: A field that only stores numeric values 27.Populating a Database: Adding record to a database 28.Portrait orientation: A print setting that uses the narrowest part of the paper to print across 29.Primary Key: A field in a table that is designated to contain unique data 30.Record: A set of data for field s in a table 31.Size: The number of characters or the type of number a field can store 32.Sorting: Placing records in a specified order 33.Table: a database object that stores related data organized into rows and columns 34.Text Field: A filed that stores character such as letter, symbols, words, or a combination of letters and numbers 35.Type: How a field is classified 36.Updating: Modifying a record 37.YES/NO Field: A field that is either selected or not selected to represent yes/no, true/false or on/off.