This key uniquely identifies each record is called
A. primary key
B. key record
C. unique key
D. field name
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The size of Yes No field is always
A. 1 bit
B. 1 byte
C. 1 character
D. 1 GB
A small button with three dots usually displayed at the right of field properties box
A. Make button
B. Expression button
C. Build button
D. None of above
The size of a field with Number data type can not be
A. 2
B. 4
C. 8
D. 16
The two form layout types will display multiple records at one time are tabular and___
A. columnar
B. justified
C. date sheet
D. pivot table
This is the stage in database design where one gathers and lists all the necessary fields for the database project.
A. data definition
B. data refinement
C. establishing a relationship
D. none of the above
Two tables can be linked with the relationship so that the data integrity can be enforced. Where can you find Relationship Command?
A. Home Tab
B. Create Tab
C. External Data Tab
D. Database Tab
The third stage in designing a database is when we analyze our tables more closely and create a ___________ between tables
A. relationship
B. Join
C. Query
D. None of these
In one-to-many relationship the table in ‘one’ side is called _______ and on ‘many’ side is called _______
A. Child, Parent
B. Parent, Child
C. Brother, Sister
D. Father, Son
Which of the following is not a database object?
A. Tables
B. Queries
C. Relationships
D. Reports