Provides access to miscellaneous tools and wizards.

Contains commands used to import from or link to data in external sources or export data to external sources.

Contains commands used to create new database objects.

Contains the most frequently used commands.

Displays the Backstage view which contains commands related to managing files and customizing the program

These tabs may appear only when you are working with certain objects that belong to it.

Contains multiple tabs with several groups of commands needed in order to do common tasks.

Displays information about the database and provides certain program functions.

Displays open database objects

Displays a list of all the objects in a database.

Consists of a set of tabs, each of which contains groups of related command

Contains the frequently used commands that are independent of the tab displayed on the Ribbon

Displays the name of the database and the program.

Provides various Access options

Provides access to Microsoft Office Help

Provides advanced options to save the database

Contains options for print

Creates new database from scratch or from a selection of available templates.

Displays a more complete list of recently opened databases.

Contains information about the database

Displays the last four databases recently opened.

Only stores the current object, not the entire database.

Offers to save, open, and close commands.

If you want to create a database that is compatible with earlier versions of Microsoft Access like 2007 use the extension

A database created in Microsoft Access 2010 must have the extension

Is a relational database program that it is usually used to create and maintain tables, queries, forms, and reports.

It can be used for a simple information management system in a small business to organize and manage data, or in an enterprise to communicate with servers.

Is a software application used to create and manage computerized databases on a single computer or on a network

DBMS systems provide mechanisms to present concurrent access of data to multiple users.

When data is centralized, it is easier to maintain it than having to maintain different file systems.

A DBMS must provide facilities for recovering from hardware or software failures. The backup and recovery subsystem of the DBMS is responsible for recovery.

Since many types of users with varying level of technical knowledge use a database, a DBMS should provide a variety of user interface.

This centralized system is able to represent the complex data and interfile relationships, which results to better data modeling properties.

When multiple users share a database, it is likely that every user has different access type to it.

A standard can be enforced easily at various levels since the standardized data is very helpful during migration or interchanging of data.

In a centralized system, the applications may be developed without having to create any new stored files since the files are shared by the users.

If redundancy is controlled in a centralized system, there is lesser chance that the data is inconsistent.

Some integrity constraints are enforced on the database making the integrity of data always accurate.

Each application has its own private files which cannot be shared between multiple applications.

Serves as the middle person between the programs and the data.

Is basically a collection of computer programs that enables users to store, modify, and extract information based on per requirements.

A field in mathematics that describes how to deal with sets of data.

Standard industry design

Are collections of different sets of data related to each other.

Contains one specific category of data

Types of Computerized database

Is compact, flexible, and fast. It can store thousands of data without occupying too much space.