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Explain how to create a relationship in Microsoft Access. Include an example.
 
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RFM analysis analyzes and ranks customers based on ________.
 
  A) their purchasing patterns
  B) their income status
  C) their residential location.
  D) their age



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Answer to Question 1

In Microsoft Access relationships are created in the Relationships window, which is opened by using the Relationships button on the Database Tools command tab. Once the Relationships window is open, the needed database tables are displayed using the Show Table dialog box. A relationship is initiated by dragging the primary of one table on top and dropping it on top of the corresponding foreign key in the related table. At this point the Edit Relationships dialog box is displayed. A referential integrity constraint can be set in this box by checking the Enforce Referential Integrity check box. The relationship is actually created by clicking the Create button in the Edit Relationship dialog box.

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