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Uploaded by on Nov 25, 2008

Microsfot Access

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  • Thank you for your comments, I do hope the materials were beneficial to you. Perhaps you could write to my students :-)

  • What the diffence between the primary key and foreign key ?? please

  • A primary key is a field of data that connects data in multiple tables. A foreign key is just another key in a main table which connects to a primary key separate table.Essentially the foreign keys enable separate to connect to each other.

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  • If you and your accent were giving the lectures I attend, I would learn so much more...

  • @TheLtbiomed, if a field is chosen as pk in one table and if the values(some or all) of that field are also in another table than this field is called fk, very important concept is that pk cannot be same in two tables, if pk in one table and if its values are present in some other table in relationships language we call it fk, fk field values are always set or subset of pk field values, i hope u understand it.

  • doesn't help sorry

  • Field names should not be reserved words or use reserved characters.

    Words like 'Date' or 'Index' have special meanings.

    In this case the use of the special character '#' in the field names should be avoided. 'ID' would be much more appropriate.

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