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Databases – Part 1 Databases– Part 1 Lesson 5 & 6

Databases – Part 1 Starter 1 – Finding Information Which Method of finding data is Quicker: Manual – Printed Labels or Query – Microsoft Access 1.Find all the customers who purchased a Nokia Phone? 2.Find all the phones sold after 01/02/2014 Teacher: Will carry out a query on the computer. Pupils to understand what a query is used for.

Databases – Part 1 Starter 2 – Discuss the different types of Search Criteria Wild Card – Sometimes a field may contain more than one word. To find something specific you need to write a wildcard search. Like “*Channing Tatum *” BetweenBetween 01/01/2010 And 02/02/2012 Between 100 And 150 OrNorth Sea Or Irish Sea NotNot “Horror” <90Less than <90 >90More than >90 >=90More than and equal to >=90 Only field containing Channing Tatum are shown

Databases – Part 1 Objectives To understand how queries can be used to search for specific data To understand the different types of search criteria required when searching for information. To understand the need to present information in a report format. To understand how calculations can be created in queries. Lesson Overview OutcomesTime Task 1Complete the Simple Queries and Report Part 1 Task Task 2Complete the Queries and Report Part 2 Task Calculated Fields Formulas in the Report

Databases – Part 1 Task 1 – Simple Query and Report - Part 1 Create a Report for the following scenarios. Remember before you create the report you must create the Query. Identify whether each task is completed in a query or report or could be done in both. Please Refer to the Video Tutorials Report 1: (Title: Apple Phones ) Show the following Fields only: Customer Name, Model, Brand, Extras Show only the records which include: Model – Apple --- Query Sort: Price: Descending --- Query/Report Fits on a single page wide with a page orientation of Portrait --- Report Report 2: (Title: Khuram Majid Sales) Show the following Fields only: Customer Name, Model, Brand, Sales Person, Date of Purchase, Extras Show only the records which include: Sales Person - Khuram Majid Sort: Date: Descending Fits on a single page wide with a page orientation of Landscape Extension: Report 3 & 4

Databases – Part 1 Task 1 – Simple Query and Report - Part 2 Extension: Student Discount Query and Report Please Refer to the Video Tutorials Mobile Phone Insurance Make a query showing the following Fields: Customer Name, Model, Brand, Price Sorts the data into Descending order of Brand Search criteria for Price > 250 Insert a new field called Insurance which is calculated at run-time – You need to multiply the Price by 10 % (0.1) Produce a Report: Fits on a single page wide ---- Has a page orientation of landscape Calculate the Total Sum of the Insurance

Databases – Part 1 Plenary Task (Q&A) Peer Assess each others work and suggest possible improvements. Discuss the levels pupils have achieved for this task. Plenary – Refer to the Lesson Objectives Objectives To understand how queries can be used to search for specific data To understand the different types of search criteria required when searching for information. To understand the need to present information in a report format. To understand how calculations can be created in queries.