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You will usually not provide tables to the users for data entry. Instead, you will use objects called forms. A form appears in a view friendlier than that of a table. Here is an example of a form presented to a user: For you as the database developer, a form only serves as a relay between the source of data, which can be a table, and the user who looks at it. Of course, in order to have a form in your application, you must first create it. When it comes to data of a database, there are two broad types of form: data-unrelated and data-related. Unrelated Forms Automatic Forms
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