What is a super key? How is it different from a candidate key?

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What is the difference between form and report in ms access?

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Would you like to easily automate your MS Access database through menu driven selections?

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What are the protection features in ms access?

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What are the disadvantages of using microsoft access?

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Where can I find microsoft access on my computer?

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Explain how you can build a relationship between the different databases in access?

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I have a reference table called 1. of 2 fields called 1.BadgeGroups(BG)and 1.Badges(B)like BG G aa 10 aa 11 bb 12 bb 13 bb 14 Using MS Design View Table 2 has 3 fields called 2.name, 2.badgegroup and 2.group In Table 2 called 2. they calls Table 1 for 2 fields BUT with the second field 2.badges, I want the combo box only to display the 1.badges where 2.badgegroup = 1.badgegroup The current select I have is for Table Data View Row Source is: 2.badgegroup is filled from a Combo box using Select Distinct etc from Table 1. Tried different syntax's but still lost, looking for some help SELECT 1.[BadgeGroup], 1.Badge FROM 1. WHERE 1.[BadgeGroup]=Me.2.BadgeGroup); I can populate 2.badgegroup with a

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Explain superior keys and candidate keys. How are they different?

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Would you easily automate your ms access database through menu driven selections?

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What is a database in access?

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What is the main purpose of microsoft access?

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