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You can specify three types of joins through the Join Properties dialog box: Option 1 includes only records for which both parent and child have the same values in the linking fields (no orphans and no childless parents) This is called an inner join or an equijoin and it s the default join type Option 2 includes all the records from the table on the left, even if no corresponding values are in the other table, and only the matching records from the table on the right This is called a left outer join (all parents, including the childless, but no orphans) Option 3 is the opposite of Option 2 and includes all the records from the table on the right and only matching records from the left table It is called a right outer join (all children, but no childless parents) If Referential Integrity is enforced, there will be no children without a parent

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Relationships dialog box, not their position in the layout If you select an outer join, an arrow at one end of the relation line points to the table whose value must match to be included in the query results In a one-to-many relationship, the one side is considered the left table and the many side is the right table

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instances of the same table For example, you can add a self join to a query design to display the Supervisor s Name instead of the Supervisor ID when extracting records from the Employees table The Supervisor s Name is in the Name field in the Employee record with the Supervisor ID value in the Employee ID field Figure 5-3 shows the completed layout for three tables in the database that tracks bid data, work orders, customers, and employees The relationships that include referential integrity show a 1 on the one side and an infinity sign on the many side Relationships with no referential integrity enforced appear as lines with small dots at each end Relationship lines with no arrows represent inner joins An arrow on a relationship line means that the join is an outer join and the arrow points to the table whose values must match to be included in the query results The relationship between Employees and Workorders tables is a left outer join with referential integrity enforced

Gain a basic understanding of the technologies included in the NET Framework, version 30 and version 35 Explore the Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) Examine the primary tools used to work with XAML, WPF, and Silverlight applications Learn how to create an application using Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), the predecessor of Silverlight Understand the basics of creating a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service that can later be consumed by a Silverlight application

All relationships are saved when you create them You can also save the layout, the arrangement of the field lists in the Relationships window Saving the layout has no effect on the tables in the database

Validates the Form Template (done before uploading)

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In several of the commands above, a schedule parameter is required that sets the schedule for the particular option These are verbose ways of scheduling, as shown in the following examples:

To save the layout, do one of the following: Right-click anywhere in the Relationships window (except on a field list) and choose Save Layout from the shortcut menu Click the Save button on the Quick Access toolbar Click the Microsoft Office button and choose Save Press ctrl-s If you made changes in the layout and try to close the Relationships window without saving the layout, Access prompts you to save it If you want to discard the changes, choose No When you open the Relationships window again, the previously saved layout is displayed