The Subjects and Details of Correspondence The Subject and Details of Customers, People, and Organizations Basic Business Functions for Tracking Correspondence Overview of Person and Organization Information The Family Member Type Table (a Lookup Table) Basic Business Functions for People and Organizations Improving Your Relationship with Your Customers Relationship Diagram Showing the Schema or Overview of the Topic Tables in the Example Database for Each Topic Six Core Topics of Customer Relationship Management Adding More Information about People and Organizations The Organization-Person Table (a Junction Table) The Address-Organization Table (a Junction Table) The Organization-Phone Table (a Junction Table) The EMail-Organization Table (a Junction Table) The Address-Person Table (a Junction Table) The Person-Phone Table (a Junction Table) The EMail-Person Table (a Junction Table) Differences between the Simple and Complex Models The Country Reference Table (a Lookup Table) The State Reference Table (a Lookup Table) The Organization Type Table (a Lookup Table) The Organization Category Table (a Lookup Table)
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The Person Category Table (a Lookup Table) Personal Information Manager (PIM) or Address Book (AB) Basics People and Organization Information Processing and Storage Fourth and Fifth Normal Forms: Isolate Multiple (Many-to-Many) Relationships Third Normal Form: Eliminate Columns Not Dependent on a Candidate Key Second Normal Form: Eliminate Redundant Data First Normal Form: Eliminate Repeating Groups Objective 4: Make the collections of relations, or tables, neutral to querying patterns Objective 3: Make the database more informative to the users
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Objective 2: Reduce the need for restructuring as new types of data are introduced, thus increasing the life span of application programs Objective 1: Prevent anomalies during data modification Chapter B1 (on the CD): Knowledge: Intellectual Property, Structural Capital, and Intellectual Capital Appendix D: Measures-Financial and Performance Appendix C: Resolving Relationship Triangles Appendix B: Relationships, Joins, and Nulls Chapter 15: SQL Server and Other External Data Sources Chapter 12: Accounting: Budgeting, Analysis, and Reporting
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Chapter 11: Accounting Systems-Requirements and Design Part IV: Tracking and Analyzing Financial Data Chapter 5: Customer Relationship Management Chapter 4: People, Organizations, Addresses Part II: Dealing with Customers and Customer Data Chapter 2: Elements of a Microsoft Access Database
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The accompanying CD-ROM contains ready-to-load databases that can quickly be customized, saving you countless hours of development effortįeatures a step-by-step interview process to help tailor the database structure to specific business scenarios
ACCOUNTING MICROSOFT ACCESS DATABASE HOW TO
Written by a team of Microsoft Access MVPs, this guide shows you how to design databases for the essential activities of most small businesses, including marketing and sales, customer management, inventory management, quality control, budgeting, financial tracking and analysis, and more This book responds to the growing need for resources that help business managers and end users design and build effective Access database solutions for specific business functions. Database models developed by a team of leading Microsoft Access MVPs provide read-to-use solutions for sales, marketing, customer management and other key business activities for most small businessesĪs the most popular relational database in the world, Microsoft Access is widely used by small business owners.