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Microsoft Access Concepts - GitHub Pages

Microsoft Access Concepts A visual tour of the main ideas behind Access relational database technology offers dramatic improvements in productivity both for end users and for application programmers.. Codd Used by 95% of We're using it to run our business. We're an 80 million Fortune 500 dollar company .. What is it? An operational database that stores, manages and tracks real-time business information and that is often mission-critical.. After 25 years, still no alternatives What I think Access does, it does extremely well and is the best bang for the buck.. Tables, columns, data types A database structures data like a matrix and adds constraints to keep it that way Tables and columns are well-defined A data type indicates the kind of data and the way it's stored Data Type A table represents a single Each field has a value that subject, such as a person represents a single fact <= 255 characters Short Text <= 64,000 characters Long Text ID Last Name First Name Address City 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 bytes Number 1 Freehafer Nancy 123 1st Avenue Seattle 8 bytes Large Number 2 Cencini Andrew 123 2st Avenue Bellevue 8 bytes Date/Time 3 Kotas Jan 123 3st Avenue Redmond 8 bytes Currency 4 Sergienko Mariya 123 4st Avenue Kirkland 4 bytes AutoNumber 5 Thorpe Steven 123 5st Avenue Seattle 1 byte Yes/No <= 2 GB OLE Object 6 Neipper Michael 123 6st Avenue Redmond <= 8,192 characters Hyperlink 7 Zare R

dollar company.” Used by 95% of Fortune 500 After 25 years, still no alternatives “What I think Access does, it does extremely well and is the best bang for the buck.” “An operational database that stores, manages and tracks real-time business …

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