| Microsoft Access |
| Access is a unique tool released by Microsoft that provides both the functionality of a database and the programming capabilities to create end-user screens. We've categorized Access into the following topics: |
| Introduction of Database |
| A database is a collection of information that is organized into a list and stored in a manner similar to a file. A database program lets you: |
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Store Information: A database stores lists of information that are related to a particular subject or purpose. A database also makes it easy to add, update, organize, and delete information.
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Find Information: You can easily and instantly locate information stored in a database.
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Analyze and Print Information: You can perform calculations on information in a database. You can also present information in a professional-looking printed report.
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Manage Information: Databases make it easy to work with and manage huge amounts of information.
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Share Information: Most database programs (including Microsoft Access) allow more than one user to view and work with the same information at once. Such databases are called databases.
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