Microsoft Access

A field is essentially the columns of the table on the database.

The size of this depends on what you intend placing in each "box". I.e. a first name field would be set up for 20. This will allow 20 characters in that "box" and each box thereafter. A last name field might have 30 character's, a telephone for a mobile phone for example might need 11 (as most mobile phones use a 11 digits) however, a programmer may "future proof the database by allowing up to 20 characters in that box just in case numbers increase as more phones are used.

There is no definitive answer to that, as it depends what you want on the form. Ultimately all data comes from tables. If you just want to show all the records as they are you could base the form on the table. However if you want to display only selected records or certain calculations, you might create a query to do those operations and then base the form on the query.

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An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

An add query, more commonly known as an Append query, allows you to add records to a table. It can combine data from two tables, reading data into one of the table. There must be compatibility between the tables, like having similar fields. You could have two tables with names and addresses and having corresponding fields. They could then be transferred into the corresponding field. If there are no compatible fields, then it can't be done.

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It is wrong. A repofrt is the appropriate choice if it is necessary to print data.

It can be called sorting.

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Giving line break is same as paragraph.

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You click the row and column button ;D

It saves time if your new query uses the same fields as the existing query.

A data field that contains unique information for each record is often referred to as a primary key in a database. This key ensures that each entry can be distinctly identified, preventing duplicate records and maintaining data integrity. Common examples include Social Security numbers, employee IDs, or unique usernames. By using a primary key, databases can efficiently manage and retrieve data associated with specific records.

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In order to join to tables you must use enable the Join Properties dialog box. To make this box appear, right click the relationship line between both tables.

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32 bit means the number of address lines are 32. it can point to 2^32(2 to the power of 32) address locations in memory. the 32 bit refers that a 32 bit of information can be executed simultaneously that is copying or reading writing takes 32 bit of data at a time. the system bus contains 32 lines of wires to hold the data. while the 64 bit represents the number of address lines are 64 and data can handle 64 bit at once same as 32 bit. all present using PCs are 64 bit.

You should probably look up the help for either the MAX or DMAX functions and see which of those does what you want.

You can enter it through the datasheet. You can enter it through a form. You can also use an Append Query to add records to a table from another table.

It is a database. The database is more than just the table, which is what some people think, but includes all those other components too.

Yes, but you must follow specific procedures when opening the database you want to protect. See related links for screen shots and details about how to protect an Access 2007 database.

Of course, you always could use one of dozens of commercial applications to encrypt and password protect any file on your computer.

You migrate to a larger scale DB for reasons such as the limitations that access may have. Access is traditionally a desktop database,but it is used in large corporations that may require control of users and other features that will and can make life so much easier. Unfortunately, Access does have its limitations and its performance begins to degrade depending for example, when you have extremely large tables, the user population increases considerably, then access time suffers. Migrating to Oracle which is very competent and has a reliable RDBMS; can hold many more tables than Access and was built to handle a large volume of traffic which is not limited to only users, but processes many many more transactions than Access can. Hope this helps.

You should use a vaccuum cleaner and suck it back up,chances are that it is stuck or resting on dirt and that should let you retrieve it. Just make sure you use something like a shop-vac or something that does not grind the contents it picks up.