Creating and editing a database
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This document discusses how to design a database by planning the data needed, determining fields and their properties, and providing an example database table. It explains that a database contains tables which hold records with fields of a certain data type. It also describes primary keys, switching between datasheet and design views, and includes a link to a video demonstration of editing databases.
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