Database_Access

2. A user-friendly interface for entering, editing, or viewing data in a table.
6. A type of program, like Excel, that stores information in rows and columns but usually cannot link tables like a database can.
8. A structure in a database used to store data in rows (records) and columns (fields).
9. A collection of information stored in an organized way that makes it easy to find, manage, and update.
10. A single piece of information in a table, like a person’s name or phone number.
12. Key A field (or combination of fields) that uniquely identifies each record in a table.

1. Rules that control what type of information can be entered in a field to prevent errors.
3. A formatted summary of data from tables or queries, often used for printing or presentation.
4. Access A computer program that lets you create, store, and manage databases with tables, queries, forms, and reports.
5. A complete set of fields in a table representing one item, person, or event.
7. A connection between two tables that allows them to share related information, like linking customers to their orders.
11. A question you ask the database to find specific information or perform calculations.