Access school training courses in Arlington, TX (public, in-house or online)

Program Fundamentals


Introduction to Databases


Starting Access 2010


Opening a Database


What’s New in Access 2010


Understanding the Access Program Screen


Giving Commands


Using Command Shortcuts


Using Help





Database Basics


Working with Database Objects


Tour of a Table


Adding, Editing and Deleting Records


Tour of a Form
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This is a self-paced course that shows you how you can use JDBC to access an Oracle database from a Java application. The first module teaches you how to use JDBC to run queries and manipulate data in the database; the second module discusses using JDBC in Web-based applications, and the third module deals with some more advanced JDB

Define the role of the Access Manager and list the features and functions of the Access Manager that address key business challenges

Configure the Access Manager and Policy Agents

Configure and customize authentication and single sign-on (SSO)



Configure, administer, personalize, and customize authorization

Describe the Security Assertions Markup Language (SAML) and federated identity, and their implementation in Access Manager

Implement advanc...

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Each student will receive:

A printed courseware manual for use during and after class.
Access to a searchable, electronic version of the courseware manual for reference after class (available for 12 months after class.)
Access to a Microsoft Access 2010 eLearning course for reviewing course topics after class (available for 12 months after class.)
A PC headset for communicating with your instructor and fellow students during your Microsoft Access 2010 Training Class
A cou...

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The Home Electronics curriculum is designed to fulfill the growing requirement of trained professionals in the area of Home Technology Automation. In fact, home technology integrators anticipate seeing nearly 15 percent growth in their business in 2007, according to a January survey by CE Pro magazine. That follows a year (2006) in which integrators said they experienced revenue growth of 35 percent. But home technology integration firms face a challenge in finding individuals with the right ski...

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