In Microsoft Access, you can add records to an existing table that already as data and resize the columns that contain the fields and data, especially if there is not enough space within the columns ...

The Netbeans Java environment lets you create a connection to a database and retrieve records from the database to display in your Java forms. You can also add records to the tables using the Netbeans ...

I do not believe Jet (the database engine Access uses) supports table-level triggers, so you'll need to use a macro or VBA code in a form to trigger the extra record.

Test-driven software must often drop, create and populate database tables with records before it runs a suite of unit tests. For this reason, the ability to have JPA frameworks -- such as EclipseLink ...