Inventory database of an organization would generally comprise a product table, supplier table and category table
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1. Inventory database of an organization would generally comprise a product table, supplier table and category table. True False
2. Ribbons are organized such that commands are grouped around related activities. True False
3. For each query, it is necessary to identify the tables that contain the information. True False
4. Access 2007 has many added new features, but still one of its major downsides is that it is still impossible to get a comprehensive view of related tables, forms, queries, and reports. True False
5. Each data type has different field property characteristics and allows the user to specify a caption. True False
6. Microsoft Office Button opens a menu of basic commands for working with files. True False
7. For the user to create a query, it is essential that the relationships between the tables are established. True False 8. Access supports only the major asset and liability accounts and not their subsidiary ledgers. True False 9. It is suggested that all information is placed in one table for ease access. True False 10. The only purpose of forms is to provide a dialog box for access to predesigned queries, other forms, or reports. True False
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