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Quiz on One to Many Relationship in MS Access
1. What is a one-to-many relationship in MS Access?
2. Which of the following is necessary to create a one-to-many relationship?
3. In MS Access, how can you define a one-to-many relationship?
4. What happens if a record in the primary table is deleted?
5. What is the significance of enforcing referential integrity in a one-to-many relationship?
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