1) By default, which is the first field created in a new table in Access2007?
2) Under which tab we will get a option to create Report?
3) Which key defines a relationship between two tables?
4) Which property is used to set multiple criteria inQuery?
5) What is the extension of Ms Access file?
6) What is the maximum characters a field can hold in MsAccess? 7) Which data type is used to store ADDRESS?
8) Which key is used to move the previous field in the Datasheet View?
9) Which shortcut key is used to insert the current date in access?
10) Name the popular software that supports RDBMS.
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You add a default value to a table field or form control whenever you want Access to enter a value in a new record automatically. For example, you can have Access always add the current date to new orders.
Typically, you add a default value to your table fields. You add the value by opening the table in Design view and then entering a value in the Default Value property for the field. If you set a default value for a table field, Access applies your value to any controls that you base on that field. If you don't bind a control to a table field, or you link to data in other tables, you set a default value for your form controls itself.
You can set a default value for table fields set to the Text, Memo, Number, Date/Time, Currency, Yes/No, and Hyperlink data types. If you don't supply a value, the field remains null (blank) until you enter a value. After you define a default value, Access applies that value to any new records that you add. If you want, you can change the value in a record from the default value to another value, unless a validation rule prohibits this.
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Set a default value for a table field
When you set a default value for a table field, any controls that you bind to that field will display the default value.
Set a default value
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