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Which option is most likely used to create many-to-many relationships in Access?
inner join
outer join
junction table
parameterized query
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Junction table
Explanation: A many-to-many relationship in Access (and other relational databases) is implemented by using a junction (associative/intersection) table that holds the foreign keys to the two related tables. Joins (inner/outer) are used to query the data, and parameterized queries accept input — they don’t create the relationship itself.
Explanation: A many-to-many relationship in Access (and other relational databases) is implemented by using a junction (associative/intersection) table that holds the foreign keys to the two related tables. Joins (inner/outer) are used to query the data, and parameterized queries accept input — they don’t create the relationship itself.
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