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Title: Microsoft Access


1
Microsoft Access
  • The Basics

2
Your Expectations/Experience?
3
Class Objectives
  • To learn when to use MS Access
  • To learn how to use MS Access
  • Toolbars
  • Views
  • Data entry and editing
  • To create usable databases of your own
  • Using templates and wizards
  • Using basic queries and reports

4
Definitions
  • MS Access - software used for creating databases
  • Quickly
  • Accurately
  • Using wizards and templates developed to maintain
    the integrity of your data
  • Data are just information
  • Database
  • Collection of data
  • Related to a particular topic or project

5
Data Integrity
  • Data must be accurate.
  • Data are RELATED to other data in your database
    (e.g., library patron is related to the book(s)
    that s/he has checked out).
  • Maintaining the INTEGRITY of the relationship
    between different pieces of data is very
    important.
  • Example of compromised integrity sending an
    overdue notice to the wrong library patron

6
MS Access vs. MS Excel
  • MS Excel
  • spreadsheet
  • flat database
  • all information has a one-to-one relationship
  • MS Access
  • like multiple spreadsheets that are connected to
    one another
  • one-to-many relationships
  • many-to-many relationships

7
Examples
  • Printed Phone Directory (White Pages)
  • Flat database One-to-one relationships
  • Library Catalog
  • Relational database Many-to-many relationships
  • Library patrons check out many books.
  • Books are checked out by many patrons.
  • University Class Schedule
  • Students have many professors.
  • Professors have many students.
  • Classes can be held in many classrooms.

8
MS Access vs. MS Excel
  • The choice is simple
  • IF you have only one-to-one relationships, you
    need to use MS Excel.
  • IF you have one-to-many or many-to-many
    relationships, you need to use MS Access.

9
About your assignment
  • Mostly about Contact management
  • No creativity?
  • You could create database to manage
  • a store (products, customers, suppliers)
  • Student course (Student, courses/subjects,
    teachers, semester)
  • Agricultural database (plants, seeding, harvest,
    yielding, treatment,..)
  • etc.

10
Questions
11
Now for the Hands-On Practice!
  • MS Access Tutorial
  • Part 2 Advanced Access

12
  • Turn on your PC
  • Start Excel
  • Use your Assignment file
  • (borrow from your friend if you dont have it
    now)
  • Import the data from MS Access to Excel
  • Save it

13
Import/Export data between Excel and MS Access
  • Database management systems allow user to
    exchange data between them
  • Get data to Excel from MS Access
  • Data gt Import External data gt Import Data gt
    Select data source
  • File gt Open gt File type Access Databases
  • Now Import Contact and Call data from your
    Access Assignment to Excel, save it as
    Contact.xls and Calls.xls for later use.

14
Import/Export data between Excel and MS Access
  • Database management systems allow user to
    exchange data between them
  • Import data from Excel to Access
  • File gt Get External Data gt Import (later)

15
Practice
  • Create Table in Design View for the
    contact_management with the fields as provided.
  • Save it for later usage

16
Practice agricultural example
  • How do you grow over 50 different crops for 500
    shareholders who are coming to your farm to pick
    up 13lbs of vegetables for 24 weeks?
  • Keeping track of seed inventory, planting dates,
    greenhouse schedules, field records, and harvest
    records can be difficult on any vegetable farm.
  • Using database management (Excel, Access)

17
Practice
  • Create Table in Design View for the crop planning
    database as following
  • Crop plan cropID, fieldID, assetID, acres,
    yield, price
  • Field plan fieldID, seed needed, seeding date,
    planting date, of plants, rows per bed, beds
    needed, harvest time.
  • Asset plan assetID, land, labor, machinery,
    building lease.
  • Crops could be tomato, onion, carrot, cabbage,
    lettuce, beet, pea
  • Feel free to add fields, enter data, etc.

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Practice Crop database
  • Design Tables 3 tables
  • Create database enter data for all Tables
  • Implement relationship
  • Using Queries
  • Make report
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