access lesson 12 Flashcards

1
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why do we store information in databases?

A

we expect to use that information in the future

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2
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why is the data needed?

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to answer a question or support a decision

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3
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database queries

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used to automate the process of extracting the information that we need

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4
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the Query Wizard

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walks you through the process of creating a query by asking you a series of questions about what you want the query to include

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5
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the Query Design/Query by Example (QBE)

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provides a graphical way to “drag and drop” the elements of your query until it is exactly how you want it

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6
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what is the first stem of a query design?

A

add tables we want to be part of the query

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7
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query is just another ____ of the data in the table

A

“view”

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8
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what is the best way to to sort query?

A

sort your query in the query design view

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9
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there are times that you may need a field to be part of a query, but you don’t want that field to be displayed as part of a query result. how do you overcome this problem?

A

add the city field to the query twice.
sort the query first by province and then by city.
then hide the second city field.

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10
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how do you prevent duplicate records from appearing in the query?

A

properties

unique values->YES

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11
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>

A

Returns all records larger than the specified value

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12
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> =

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Returns all records that are at least as large as the specified value (including the value)

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Returns all records that are smaller than the specified value

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<=

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Returns all records that are at least as small as the specified value (including the value)

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=

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Returns all records that are exactly equal to the value specified

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16
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NOT

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will return all records for a query that don’t match the defined criteria

17
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NULL

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returns those records with empty values

18
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LIKE

A

ex: “stove

tells Access that we want to search within a field to find a specific value

19
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*

A

wildcard character

20
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“stove*”

A

find only those records with the word stove at the beginning of the field, we would use the criteria Like stove