How can I specify rules for foreign keys in Microsoft Access using SQL?

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I have to create some tables in Microsoft Access using SQL sentences, and some of the tables have foreign keys.

I would like to specify the constraints and rules for foreign keys using SQL:

Whether null is allowed or not
Delete rule
Update rule

How can I specify rules for foreign keys in Microsoft Access using SQL?

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