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access courses in london - Full working data base
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Thu 1 Mar 2007, 12:28Delegate Justin said...
Justin has attended:
Access Introduction course
Access Intermediate course
Access Advanced course
Full working data base
I dont use Access as yet but what I would like to know is if someone could show me something with the end product using Access? I need to see an end result so I can see what somebody would be working to.
I am finding it hard to grasp the full concept if I cant see an end result.
Thu 1 Mar 2007, 16:39Trainer David said...
Microsoft Access Database
Hi Justin
Databases are very complex and can have lots of development work carried out on them. In essence a database will always be evolving. The database that you used on your course was simple yet complete. So you can count this as a complete database.
Alternatively you will find a couple of examples already built into access. Which you may find useful.
Hope this helps
David
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