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f you use MS Access to store and manipulate data, you know that corruption happens. While it may not be an absolute certainly, Access is more susceptible to corruption than
espite having a good understanding of the term null, most developers still fail to adequately accommodate null values in their databases. Accommodating null values appropriately is an important part of
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