
MS Access As A Dev Tool
Access continues to be a highly efficient tool for business database development.
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Getting to Know the Database Objects
Tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, and modules combine to comprise an Access database. Each of these objects has a special function. An Access application also includes several miscellaneous objects, including relationships, database properties, and import/export specifications. With these objects, you can create a powerful, user-friendly, integrated application. Figure 1.1 shows the Access application window. Notice the categories of objects listed in the Navigation Pane. The following sections take you on a tour of the objects that make up an Access database.Tables: A Repository for Your Data
Tables are the starting point for your application. Whether your data is stored in an Access database or you are referencing external data by using linked tables, all the other objects in your database either directly or indirectly reference your tables. To view all the tables that are contained in the open database, select Tables from the Navigation Pane drop-down. Note that you won't see any hidden tables unless you have checked the Hidden Objects check box in the Navigation Options dialog box. If you want to view the data in a table, double-click the name of the table you want to view.Access displays the table's data in a datasheet, which includes all the table's fields and records. Note that I have collapsed the Navigation Pane so that you get a better view of the table. You can modify many of the datasheet's attributes and even search for and filter data from within the datasheet. If the table is related to another tables, you can also expand and collapse the subdatasheet to view data stored in child tables.
As a developer, you most often want to view the table's design, which is the blueprint or template for the table. To view a table's design, click the View icon on the home page of the ribbon while the table is open. In Design view, you can view or modify all the field names, data types, and field and table properties. Access gives you the power and flexibility you need to customize the design of your tables.
This material orginally appeared in Alison Balter's book Mastering Microsoft Office Access 2007 Development. Reprinted here by author's permission.
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