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When using ________ access, access to the data starts at the beginning of the file and proceeds through all the records to the e

nd of the file.

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topjm [15]3 years ago

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When using sequential access, access to the data starts at the beginning of the file and proceeds through all the records to the end of the file.

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C++ Features

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