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Using Design View, Data Validation, and Relationships


After completing this chapter, you will be able to:

SLO 2.1Create a table in Design view; add new fields; define a primary key; delete fields; save, close and open a table; and switch between Datasheet and Design views.
SLO 2.2Set field properties including Field Size, Format, Caption, Default Value, and Required (p. A2-79).
SLO 2.3Explain data integrity and data validation concepts and options.
SLO 2.4Create field and record level validation rules, test rules, create validation text, create lookup fields, and define an input mask.
SLO 2.5Change field properties after records are added into a table.
SLO 2.6Explain relational database principles, understand the steps that must be taken to design a database, create relationships between tables, implement referential integrity, and delete and edit relationships.
SLO 2.7Import data records from Excel.
SLO 2.8Preview and print the contents of a table.
SLO 2.9Manage a database using Compact & Repair (p. A2-121).

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