Creating a Database in Access: Steps and Options, Study Guides, Projects, Research of Microsoft Access Skills

The process of creating a new database in microsoft access, including clicking the 'blank database...' option, naming and saving the database, and understanding the different types of objects that can be created within the database. No tables have been created at this stage, but the document provides an overview of the 'create...' options for tables.

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Unit 2. Create, open and close a Database (I)
Creating a database.
To create a new database we need to:
the screen.
Click on the option Blank database... in the task pane that appears to the right o
f
If this pane is not visible we can use the menu on the menu bar and select New...
File
Blan
k
database...
New
Or we can click on the button on the tool bar. In this case a task pane will appear and we have to select
The following dialogue box will appear next where we indicate the name of the database we are creating and where it
should be stored.
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Unit 2. Create, open and close a Database (I)

Creating a database.

To create a new database we need to:

the screen.

Click on the option Blank database... in the task pane that appears to the right of

If this pane is not visible we can use the menu on the menu bar and select File New...

Blank database... Or we can click on the New button on the tool bar. In this case a task pane will appear and we have to select

The following dialogue box will appear next where we indicate the name of the database we are creating and where it

should be stored.

In the Save in: box click on the arrow on the right to select the folder where we are going to save the database.

Note how in the lower box appear all the subfolders of the selected folder.

Double click on the folder where we want to save the database.

The buttons that appear on the right of Save in , are explained here.

In the File name: box write down the name we want to call the database.

click on the Create button.

A new database is created to which Access assignes a .MDB extention, and it will appear in the Database window: