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== Creating Database Tables == | == Creating Database Tables == | ||
In a database, a table stores information for a group of things, we call fields or columns. For example, a table might hold an address book, a stock list, a phone book or a price list. A database can have from one to several tables. | In a database, a table stores information for a group of things, we call fields or columns. For example, a table might hold an address book, a stock list, a phone book or a price list. A database can have from one to several tables. | ||
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Creating Database Tables
In a database, a table stores information for a group of things, we call fields or columns. For example, a table might hold an address book, a stock list, a phone book or a price list. A database can have from one to several tables.
To work with tables, click the Tables icon in the Database list, or press Alt + A . The three tasks that you can perform on a table are in the Tasks list (see Figure 160).
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