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## Scroll down and download Drugs@FDA .zip file | ## Scroll down and download Drugs@FDA .zip file | ||
## Unzip file | ## Unzip file | ||
− | ##* Right click -> | + | ##* Right click -> ''Extract Here'' |
# Create Microsoft Access Database | # Create Microsoft Access Database | ||
− | ## | + | ## Click ''Create Blank Database'' |
+ | ## In Menu Bar, click ''Import Text File'' | ||
+ | ## Choose Text File | ||
+ | ## Follow import instructions | ||
+ | ##* Choose no primary key | ||
+ | # Query Database | ||
+ | ## Select ''Query Design'' From Menu Bar | ||
+ | ## Choose appropriate tables for query | ||
+ | ## Create query by dragging between lines | ||
+ | ## From Menu bar select ''Run'' |
Revision as of 18:53, 25 September 2019
Electronic Lab Notebook
Purpose
This week, we will take an in-depth look at how to create and access a database made in Microsoft Access. By doing this, we will also learn the implications of this database, and how large amounts of data can be handled and access.
Methods
- Turn on File Extensions
- Set Download Options
- Download Database
- Scroll down and download Drugs@FDA .zip file
- Unzip file
- Right click -> Extract Here
- Create Microsoft Access Database
- Click Create Blank Database
- In Menu Bar, click Import Text File
- Choose Text File
- Follow import instructions
- Choose no primary key
- Query Database
- Select Query Design From Menu Bar
- Choose appropriate tables for query
- Create query by dragging between lines
- From Menu bar select Run