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What is not a valid reason to specify the correct data type to be used for a field?
Please select the best answer.
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Access will run only if you do this.
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Access has built-in validation for some data types such as Date/Time, which you can take advantage of.
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C.
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Using the correct data types enhances performance in some cases.
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Some data types take up less space.
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Answer A is correct. Specifying the correct data type has a threefold advantage: You can take advantage of Access's built-in validation of data types, enhance performance, and have your data take up less space.
Access will continue to function even if you do not do this, so A is the correct answer.
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