When you split an Access database,how many copies of the back-end database do you have?
A) One copy for each user
B) One copy for each object in the database
C) One copy
D) Two copies

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When you split an Access database, you end up with two separate files - a front-end file containing all the forms, reports, queries, and code, and a back-end file containing all the tables. However, you only have one copy of the back-end file. Each user accesses the same back-end file simultaneously, which is why it's important to split the database in the first place - to prevent multiple users from trying to write to the same table at the same time and causing data corruption.

When You Split an Access Database,how Many Copies of the Back-End