Title: Database Systems Introduction to Microsoft Access Part 2
1Database SystemsIntroduction toMicrosoft
AccessPart 2
2Access database wizards, pages, and projects
- Access' wizards are existing database structures
that only need data input.
3Database Window
- The Database Window organizes all of the objects
in the database.
4Design View
- Design View customizes the fields in the database
so that data can be entered.
5Datasheet View
- The datasheet allows you to enter data into the
database
6Create a Table in Design View
- Design View will allow you to define the fields
in the table before adding any data to the
datasheet.
7Adding Records
- Add new records to the table in datasheet view by
typing in the record beside the asterisk () that
marks the new record.
8Hiding Columns
- Columns can also be hidden from view on the
datasheet although they will not be deleted from
the database.
9Finding Data in a Table
- Data in a datasheet can be quickly located by
using the Find command.
10Table Relationships
- Relationships can be established to link fields
of tables together.
11Enforce Referential Integrity
12Enforce Referential Integrity
- A line now connects the two fields in the
Relationships window.
13Create a Query in Design View
14Create a Query in Design View
15Create a Query in Design View
16Create query by using wizard
17Create query by using wizard
18Find Duplicates Query
19New Query Example
Click New
20Select Design View for New Query
Design View
21Select the Members Table for the Query
Add Members then Close
22Select Fields for Query
Select Field
23Selection Criteria
Criteria
24View the Selected Data
View Selected data
25The Selected Data
26View Query SQL
SQL
27The Query SQL Code
28Save the Query
Save
29The Saved Query
30View the Query Data
31End of Lecture