Access automatically creates an index for the primary key field in a table. In addition, Access automatically creates an index for any field name that contains the following letter sequences: code, ID, key, or num.
Yes it does. However the table is blank and the user must then start to create the fields they want. So Access really only starts the process of creating a table and the user must do the rest.
The primary key.
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By default a primary key is also a unique constraint, that means only one row can contain a specific value for this key (or no duplicates are allowed). Also an index is automatically created for a primary key allowing efficient access.
database administrator will monitor the database size and creates users ,grant privilages to the users .His job is to give the access permission to the right person not the oponent.He maintains the tablespaces size and increase the size of it when it requires.Daily he must take the backup of the data and if any problem occurs in the database he must in a position to recover the data.
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It is the databases that Access creates. It stands for Microsoft DataBase.
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