An Access database file can contain objects such as tables, queries, forms, reports, pages, macros, and modules. You can select these database objects and manipulate them as a unit. Database objects are created to input, edit, retrieve, display, and print data. You can include up to seven different object types in an Access database. This object type defines the structure of an Access database.
Tables display multiple records in rows and columns.
Information in these records can be entered, edited, stored, and retrieved. Query A way of requesting selected information from a table. When you run a query, a selected set of records, called the Record set, appears. You can then edit or print the Record set. Form A screen display you can create to show selected fields from records.