Across
- 1. A property for a field that, when set to Yes, forces the user to make an entry in the field for each record.
- 7. A key that consists of two or more fields, the unique combination of which forms the key.
- 9. A table that has been structured so that it conforms to 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF.
- 10. A normalization standard which dictates that every field must be directly dependent on the primary or composite key fields, not just indirectly dependent.
- 12. A macro that exists as a separate object in the database from any other table, query, form, or report.
Down
- 2. A feature of Access that allows you to speed up searches and sorts and can require that a field contain unique values for each record.
- 3. A macro that is stored in a database object, such as a table, query, form, or report.
- 4. A sequence of steps that are automatically performed when a specific trigger is activated.
- 5. A field type that enables the user to insert and store data files from other programs in the database.
- 6. An embedded macro.
- 8. A normalization standard which dictates that the table must contain no duplicate records.
- 11. A normalization standard which dictates that all other fields must be fully dependent on the primary key.