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A database
has only one job: keep the data. Microsoft Access is very emphatic
when you delete something. So, you will see some in-your-face
screens when you delete a Field.
4.
Try it: Delete A Field Select a
Field: Fax Number. Go to
Table Tools ->Fields->Add & Delete. Click on
Delete. What Do
You See? Access will prompt you that deleting a Field is
permanent: no Undo. Click
Yes to delete the Field. Try
This, Too: Delete Another Field Select a
Field: Business Phone Go to
Table Tools ->Fields->Add & Delete. Click on
Delete. Click
Yes to delete the Field. Keep
going...
Exam 77-885: Microsoft Access 2010
2. Building Tables
2.2. Create and Modify Fields: Delete
a Field
Table Tools ->Fields->Add & Delete->Delete |
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