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The relationships between database applications DBMS and databases is as follows: Databases can be simple or complex. simple databases can be kept in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet or they can be maintained in a user generated Microsoft Access database which can be programmed to query certain data that has been entered into that database over a period of time. Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access are also applications that are used to build databases that can be incorporated into DBMS or Database Management Systems. These systems can be extremely complex or they can be simple meaning that maintenance to these systems is not demanding. If the DBMS is complex it may require an entire team of technicians and in some cases engineers.The relationship between users, database applications, databases, and Database Management Systems can be simplified even further - Users can access a database that has been created with a database application to query managed data that is a part of a uniform Database management system.
While you can create them with it, Microsoft Excel's main use is not for creating databases, but for creating spreadsheets. Microsoft Access is the main Microsoft product for creating databases. There are also many other applications that you can create databases with too, like Oracle, Open Office, or MySQL
Microsoft Access is a relational database.
Each of the Microsoft Office applications are completely different to each other. Microsoft Access is for creating databases. Microsoft Excel can do some databases, but it is not designed to do them, as it is a spreadsheet application. Microsoft Access has many facilities to create databases. Those things are not present in the other applications, which are each designed for their own tasks. Microsoft Access allows you create tables, queries, forms and reports as the main elements of its functionality.
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It is the databases that Access creates. It stands for Microsoft DataBase.
Yes, they can. Microsoft Access for Instance can export to Excel, comma sep value lists, etc. These can be imported by databases like SQL & MySQL. Furthermore simple databases without many<==>many relationships can also be eported from Oracle.
Yes. PHP supports an API called ODBC that allows it to interact with Microsoft Access databases.
Databases and spreadsheets make good data sources for mail merge.
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The mainly used databases are Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and MySQL. All three of these are relational databases and could easily handle databases containing millions of records.
One can find information on DB No by going to the Microsoft website. The Microsoft website has information about databases and how it is that they operate.