How to Create a Stock Management Database in Microsoft Access - Full Tutorial with Free Download
This tutorial will explain how to use Microsoft Access to create a working stock control database with some basic features. Follow along with our free download of the basic stock database we created in this video: http://www.software-matters.co.uk/free-access-stock-control-database.asp
All you need to get started is a copy of Access and a beginner's knowledge of how it works.
Get more help and advice on Excel, Access or VBA projects:
http://www.software-matters.co.uk/youtube_links.html
If you want to find out whether a bespoke database would be right for you, get in contact:
http://www.software-matters.co.uk/contact.asp
Learn more about our work:
http://www.software-matters.co.uk/projects-blog.html
Music by Kevin MacLeod
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To follow this tutorial you will need a full copy of Microsoft Access. The video was made using Access 2010, however the process is very similar in Access 2013, Access 2016, Access 2019 and Access 365 (as well as Access 2007).
We'll be going as far as setting up the database tables, which traditionally would be stored in a so-called 'back end' database file, while forms, queries and report, which are not covered in any details by this tutorial, would be stored in a separate 'front end' database file. The tables from the back end are then 'linked' to the front end, so that it behaved as if all the objects were in one file.
In some places we have made the design deliberately simple in order to keep our relationships clean and the number of tables low. This helps those new to Access to get their heads around how to create the database, but for actual use, might cause problems. We recommend that you learn more about database design from other sources before beginning your project if you intend to use it for a real business.
Key topics to consider are: database normalisation theory; Inner, Left, Right and Outer Joins; Basic SQL (structured query language) use; Software Development Methodologies; UX (user experience) enhancement techniques; and of course, the very specific needs of your business, project or client.
All together, a broad knowledge of these topics will allow you to design your tables with enough foresight to make the setting up of the queries, forms and reports you'll need later as easy as possible. Plus it should make the system easy to use and less likely to be corrupted or crash.
Keep in mind that even if your stock database needs don't fit very well with our example parts database, or if you need an entirely different kind of system like an accounts database or CRM database, the lessons in this tutorial can still apply.
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All you need to get started is a copy of Access and a beginner's knowledge of how it works.
Get more help and advice on Excel, Access or VBA projects:
http://www.software-matters.co.uk/youtube_links.html
If you want to find out whether a bespoke database would be right for you, get in contact:
http://www.software-matters.co.uk/contact.asp
Learn more about our work:
http://www.software-matters.co.uk/projects-blog.html
Music by Kevin MacLeod
http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/
We have now uploaded a no music version of this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=049IlFNcrl0
---------------------------------------------
If you found this video helpful, please consider giving it a Like, leaving a comment or sharing it.
More from the Software-Matters channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk-MVP61VQHMdfETVNQEFww
Visit the Software-Matters website:
http://www.software-matters.co.uk
Software-Matters is based in Gillingham, Dorset, in the south-west of the United Kingdom (UK), near Somerset, Wiltshire and Hampshire and the cities of Bournemouth, Poole, Southampton, Bristol, Bath and Salisbury.
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MORE INFORMATION:
To follow this tutorial you will need a full copy of Microsoft Access. The video was made using Access 2010, however the process is very similar in Access 2013, Access 2016, Access 2019 and Access 365 (as well as Access 2007).
We'll be going as far as setting up the database tables, which traditionally would be stored in a so-called 'back end' database file, while forms, queries and report, which are not covered in any details by this tutorial, would be stored in a separate 'front end' database file. The tables from the back end are then 'linked' to the front end, so that it behaved as if all the objects were in one file.
In some places we have made the design deliberately simple in order to keep our relationships clean and the number of tables low. This helps those new to Access to get their heads around how to create the database, but for actual use, might cause problems. We recommend that you learn more about database design from other sources before beginning your project if you intend to use it for a real business.
Key topics to consider are: database normalisation theory; Inner, Left, Right and Outer Joins; Basic SQL (structured query language) use; Software Development Methodologies; UX (user experience) enhancement techniques; and of course, the very specific needs of your business, project or client.
All together, a broad knowledge of these topics will allow you to design your tables with enough foresight to make the setting up of the queries, forms and reports you'll need later as easy as possible. Plus it should make the system easy to use and less likely to be corrupted or crash.
Keep in mind that even if your stock database needs don't fit very well with our example parts database, or if you need an entirely different kind of system like an accounts database or CRM database, the lessons in this tutorial can still apply.
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