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According to rational expectations theory,
Database Objects
The various components within a database, such as tables, queries, forms, reports, and macros, that enable data storage, query, and management.
Potential Performance
The capacity or capability of a system, individual, or device to achieve output or results in future scenarios, often unrealized or theoretical.
Naming Conflicts
Situations where two or more variables or entities in a programming or database context have the same name, leading to errors or ambiguity.
Action Queries
Queries in a database that modify data, including update, delete, make-table, and append queries.
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