While creating a relationship, when you drag a field of a field to drop into another table the mouse pointer changes into
A. a doctor’s sign
B. thin + sign
C. outline rectangle
D. None of above

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A. a doctor’s sign
B. thin + sign
C. outline rectangle
D. None of above
A. view, change and analyze data in different ways
B. a source of records for forms and reports
C. Only A
D. Both A and B
A. Hyperlink
B. OLE (Object Linking and Embedding)
C. Both of these can be used
D. Access tables can’t store photos
A. Or
B. If or
C. Range
D. And
A. Change the structure of the tables
B. authorizing access and other control over the database
C. insert, update or delete records and data values
D. None of above
A. Right-click the relationship line and choose Edit Relationship
B. Double click the relationship line
C. Both of above
D. None of above
A. RDBMS
B. OODBMS
C. ORDBMS
D. Network database model
A. Foreign key fields don’t allow duplicate values
B. In the primary key field, you can enter a duplicate value
C. In an indexed field, you may or may not enter duplicate value depending upon the setting
D. All statements are true
A. 120
B. 255
C. 265
D. 75
A. Parameter
B. Select
C. crosstab
D. Append