The correct answer is: C. 1064 Character
A text field in MS Access can store up to 255 characters. However, if you use the Memo data type, you can store up to 1064 characters.
The Memo data type is a long text field that can store up to 65,535 characters. However, it is not indexed, which means that it will be slower to search and sort than a text field.
If you need to store a large amount of text, you should use the Memo data type. However, if you only need to store a small amount of text, you should use the Text data type.
Here is a brief explanation of each option:
- A. 255 Character
The Text data type can store up to 255 characters. This is the default data type for fields that store text.
- B. 256 Character
This is not a valid option. The Text data type can store up to 255 characters.
- C. 1064 Character
The Memo data type can store up to 1064 characters. This is a long text field that is not indexed.
- D. No Limit
This is not a valid option. The Text data type can store up to 255 characters, and the Memo data type can store up to 1064 characters.