IT Solutions for Administrators - Databases

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IT Solutions for Administrators - Databases By Mark Gillan

Database use Flat file database Minimum of 6 fields and at least 10 records

Design Create a primary key Select field types: Add a field Text Number Currency Date Autonumber Yes / No Add a field Delete a field Add a record Delete a record

Use of Operators within a search equals greater than lesser than or not wildcard

Forms Create a form to input / edit Save the form using an appropriate name for the form

Reports Produce a report based upon a search Produce a report based upon a search using at least 4 fields Produce a report using sort for 2 fields Ensure reports have a footer with your name Ensure each report has an appropriate title Ensure each report is saved with an appropriate identifying name for the report

Printing Print results of a search Print a report Ensure your name is in the footer Print the design of a table

Databases covered We have covered everything Well done Study Practice Keep trying everything out