A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
A primary key field is always unique. Any other field that you have can be set to not allow duplicate values if necessary too.
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A Calculated Field
No. A Primary Key is the Unique identifier and cannot be null and cannot be duplicate.
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Dear Sir, Currency is used as a type of field for money values in access. Dev
It is a field with a default value, so it is a default value field. Autonumber fields can also put values in themselves, as can calculated fields.
$1,000.50 (depending on how you configure comma and currency symbol)
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This question is in regards to Access 2010. The answer is one of the following... A.) Format B.) Caption C.) Default Value D.) Input Mask
The Field Size Property defines a field values maximum storage size for Text, Number, and AutoNumber fields only. The other data types have no Field Size property because their storage size is either a fixed, predetermined amount or is determined automatically by the field value itself.TRUE
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When you provide a default value for a field in Access, Access will automatically insert this value into the field when a record is inserted that has no value (NULL) for this field. Default values are used when there is a sensible default for a field.
In Access, when creating field, first set it to be a text type. Then in the Properties window there is an option to set a default value. Type MED in there.