SUNY ALBANY BITM 215-Review Session Test 1 (import from Quizlet)

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Data

collection of unprocessed items

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Database

collection of data organized as meaningful info that can be accessed, managed, stored, queried, sorted and reported

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Information

processed data from a database. The finished product of a database

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objects

main components that are created and used to make the database function

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tables

include data...made up of records and fields about one type of entity. Ex of entity: student, DVD, CD, piece of furniture

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records

represent a complete set of all of the data elements (fields) about one particular entity

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CRITERION

a number, phrase, or expression used to select records in a table.

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fields

the smallest pieces of data found in a table. Examples of fields include an individual person's first name, last name, and middle initial

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caption property

used to create a more readable label- appear in top row in the data sheet view and in forms/reports-overrides the field name

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Validation Rule Property

to restrict data entry in a field. ensure that correct type of data is entered/ data doesn't violate other enforced properties

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field properties

characteristics of a field that determine how the field looks/behaves

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input mask

Simplifies data entry by providing literal characters that are types for every entry

ex SS# is displayed to user with hyphens

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caption

provides a label used in data sheet view or in reports

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default value

automatically enter a predetermined value for a field each time a new record is added to the table

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compacting [a database]

Avoids loss of data

Recovers unclaimed space

Defragments fragmented databases

Repairs corrupt databases

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Backup Feature

CRITICAL- creates a duplicate of the database

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default extension for access databases

accdb

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primary key

Identifier used to uniquely identify one instance of an entity. Must contain a unique value for each record in the table

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foreign key

Foreign keys reference a related table through the primary key of the related table

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relational database

Stores data in tables that consist of rows and columns

Stores data relationships (connections within data)

Uses specialized terminology

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design view

change data type/format

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data sheet view

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One-one relationship

ex: drivers license/one person, SS#/one person

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many-many relationship

artificially constructed relationship giving many matching records in each direction between tables

It requires the creation of a third table, often called an junction table, to join the two many tables-uses foreign keys

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one-many relationship

MOST COMMON

primary key value in the primary table can match many of the foreign key values in a related table

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referential integrity

ensures that data cannot be entered into a related table unless it first exists in the primary table

Protects integrity of data

Prevents accidental deletion of data

Improves data accuracy

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enforce referential integrity

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order of operations

PEMDAS

Parentheses, Exponents, Multiply/Divide, Add/Subtract

PLEASE EXCUSE MY DEAR AUNT SALLY

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sort

Lists records in a specific sequence

(ascending/descending)

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and criteria

returns only records that meet all criteria

ex: When the criteria are in the same row of the query design grid, Access interprets the instructions using the AND operator

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or criteria

operator returns records meeting any of the specified criteria

ex: When the criteria are positioned in different rows of the design grid, Access interprets the instructions using the OR operator. The results will return all records that satisfy any of the criteria listed

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not criteria

returns all records except the specified criteria.

ex: Access will return all records except the specified criteria.

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filter

displays a subset of records based on specified criteria

Will always display the entire record selected based on criteria selected

All data extracted must be contained within a single table

Hides unwanted records, but does not delete them. When the filter is cleared, all of the records in the table will be displayed.

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filer by form

Displays table records based on multiple criteria.

Allows the use of AND and OR conditions

Allows the use of comparison operators

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filter by selection

Displays only records that match selected criteria

Only the records that match the selected criteria will be displayed

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operators

is used to limit the results of a query

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comparison operator

uals to (=)

greater than (>)

less than (

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arithmetic operator

addition (+)

subtraction (-)

multiply (*)

and division (/)

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layout view

alters the report design while still viewing the data

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design view

displays the report's design without displaying data

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print preview

allows you to see exactly what the report will look like when it is printed

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report view

allows you to see what the printed report will look like in a continuous page layout

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and operator

returns only records that meet all criteria

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or operator

returns records meeting any of the specified criteria.

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not operator

returns all records except the specified criteria.

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syntax

set of language rules that access follows when evaluating expressions

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expression builder

Helps to create expressions

Provides access to built-in Access functions

Allows you to perform date arithmetic

Inserts placeholders

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placeholders

tell you where each argument belongs

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pmt function

Calculates the monthly loan payment given

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aggregate function

Perform calculations on an entire column of data and return a single value

Average Standard Deviation

Count Sum

Maximum Variance

Minimum

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Three types of relationships used by Access to manage relationships between tables

Enforce referential integrity

Cascade update related fields

Cascade delete related records