Constructing criteria for a query


1. When constructing criteria for a query, you should use

  • No delimiters for number data types.
  • Quotes to enclose Date/Time data types.
  • Single quotes for number data types.
  • The pound sign to enclose text data.

2. In Access, query results are displayed in which view?

  • Datasheet.
  • Form.
  • record set.
  • Report.

3. Access has __________ data types.

  • 6
  • 8
  • 10
  • 12

4. The command language used with relational databases is

  • PNPI.
  • RDBMS.
  • SQL.
  • TUPLE

5. The term cardinality refers to

  • A count of the total records in a table.
  • A field which is a candidate for a primary key.
  • The number of records in a relationship.
  • The most important field in a table.

6. Validation text

  • Changes the way text data is formatted.
  • Determines the maximum length of a text field.
  • Requires text data to be inputted correctly.
  • Specifies the error message when a rule is violated.

7. In Access, the bottom portion of Query Design View that displays the fields and criteria is known as the

  • Query design grid.
  • Show Tables dialog.
  • Simple Query Wizard.
  • Query datasheet.

8. An action query is

  • A select query used to warn users of database changes.
  • Always initiated by a user.
  • An aggregate query used to summarize field data.
  • Used to add, edit, or delete data in a database.

9. A make table query

  • Creates the structure of a table but does not populate the table with records.
  • Is another name for an append query.
  • Selects records from one or more tables and uses them to create a new table.
  • Requires the destination table to exist first.

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