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What Is a Microsoft Access Application? People use a database to perform data management tasks, such as storing, retrieving, and analyzing data about orders and customers. A Microsoft Access application is made up of the same objects as a Microsoft Access database i.e. tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, and modules. The objects are stored in one or more Microsoft Access database (.MDB) files. What makes an application different from a database is how you, the application developer, tie the objects together into a coherent system. An application organizes related tasks so that the user can focus on the job at hand, not on the application or the program used to develop the application. When you build a Microsoft Access application, you work almost entirely with objects, their properties, and the events that occur on forms. Here's how it works: An application consists of objects Your application is made up of objects...

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