As part of your duties in a small company, you are required to generate a weekly report from the company’s sales database. With no programming access, which method will you most likely use to interact with the database to retrieve the necessary data?
A User interface/utility access method allows non-technical users to interact with the database through a graphical interface. This is often the method of choice for tasks such as creating reports or querying a database when direct programming access is not required or available. The other options either require programming knowledge or are associated with different contexts—for example, a database dump is typically used for backing up or transferring data rather than generating reports.
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