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KwickClips Databases and SQL · 41 sec · free

When is a record saved?

Short answer. When you move to another row.

Can a deleted record be recovered?

No.

Working with records

Double-click table, type, Tab
Click a cell to edit it
Right-click row: Delete Rows

Remember

Moving rows saves
Deletes cannot be undone

How do you manage records in a Base table? Three jobs. Double-click the table, type, press Tab. Click a cell to edit. Select a row, right-click, Delete Rows. Keep in mind. Moving rows saves. Deletes are permanent.

This clip is from the full lesson: Database Tool Basics: Creating a Database, Tables, Fields and Records in Base — 8 minutes, with the tables, the quick answers and the whole lesson in text.

Useful for: CBSE Class 9 Information Technology (402), CBSE Class 11 Informatics Practices (065), CBSE Class 12 Information Technology (802), GSEB Std 11 Computer Studies

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