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Sometimes it might look easier to write SQL code than to use the Microsoft Access interface to create and manage tables. In fact, it is so, when tables get big and relationships messy. We can write SQL code for you.
Here is some information to get you started with MS Access: the user interface has three main components as given below:
The ribbon: Across the top of the program window, the ribbon is the strip of tabs that contains the group of commands. The tabs that group the contextual tabs and commonly used commands that are related and appear only when you can make use of them are the ones that are there in the tabs in the ribbon. The small toolbar that is customizable with your favorite commands and the Quick Access Toolbar is also there.
The Backstage view: On the File tab on the ribbon, the collection of the commands you see is termed the Backstage View. The information and commands that are applicable to an entire database are contained in the Backstage View. It also contains the commands that are there in the File menu like Print.
The Navigation Pane: On the left side of the Access window is the Navigation pane that lets you work with the objects of the database. The main objective of the Navigation Pane is to change or open the design of an object of a database. The groups and categories are used to organize the Navigation Pane.
The environment in which the databases are created and used is provided by these three elements.
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