Question

question 12
in access, what are the different components in a database called?
a fields
b data
c objects
d tables

Explanation:

In Microsoft Access, a database is made up of different components known as objects. These objects include tables (which store data), queries (for retrieving and manipulating data), forms (for data entry), reports (for presenting data), macros (for automating tasks), and modules (for writing custom code).

• Fields are parts of a table (columns in a table).
• Data is the information stored within the database components (not the name for the components themselves).
• Tables are one type of object in Access (used for data storage).

Answer:

C. objects