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  1. An example in Access. The following illustrates what a SQL statement for a simple select query might look like in Access: 1. SELECT clause. 2. FROM clause. 3. WHERE clause

  2. Oct 14, 2013 · Depending on what your ultimate goal is here, you will need to use either VBA (sample provided below) or subqueries (as in @Thomas's solution) for this type of functionality. Something along the following lines (adapted from Allen Browne's website ): Function DAORecordsetExample()

  3. There are five types of queries, each with a unique function and use: (1) select queries, (2) action queries, (3) parameter queries, (4) crosstab queries, and (5) SQL (structured query language) queries.

  4. Example. Applies to: Access 2013 | Office 2013. Instructs the Microsoft Access database engine to return information from the database as a set of records. Syntax. SELECT [ predicate] { * | table .* | [ table .] field1 [AS alias1] [, [ table .] field2 [AS alias2] [, …]]} FROM tableexpression [, …] [IN externaldatabase] [WHERE… ] [GROUP BY…

  5. Example. In this example, we can use a combination of criteria identified with AND and OR. If one specifies multiple criteria on both the Criteria lines and OR lines, the criteria on each criteria line is ANDed, and those evaluations on alternative criteria lines are then ORed.

  6. Tips and Techniques for using Microsoft Access Queries and SQL. Interactive and programmatic ways to create and run MS Access queries. Written by Luke Chung of FMS, Inc.

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  8. MS Access provides two ways to write queries: using the Query-By-Example editor or by using pure SQL code. You can use SQL in VBA by using a combination of string literals and variables to construct SQL statements that can be executed using the CurrentDB.Execute method.

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