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100+ SQL Queries Jet SQL for Microsoft Office Access
100+ SQL Queries Jet SQL for Microsoft Office Access
100+ SQL Queries Jet SQL for Microsoft Office Access
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100+ SQL Queries Jet SQL for Microsoft Office Access

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Learn Access' SQL By Example

Stop being limited by the Query Wizard in Microsoft Office Access.
Go beyond creating queries in Design View!

Over 100 SQL queries and statements along with images of results will help you learn to:
-Create tables
-Select records
-Filter data
-Sort
-Join tables
...and more.

EXTRA:
A special section in this guide is designed to test your skills.

Did You Know?

Learning Access’ JET SQL is a great way to become familiar and learn other forms of SQL, like Transact.
Knowledge of SQL is an important skill to display on your resume.
SQL can be learned in hours and used for decades.

Follow along with the exercises in this guide!

Download the free Northwind database from Microsoft.
The Northwind database is available in the sample templates area of Access.
Exercises and examples apply to Access 2007, 2010 and 2013.

Are You Ready To Learn SQL?

Download now and start writing SQL queries TODAY!
Scroll to the top of this page and click the 'buy button'.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherIFS Harrison
Release dateDec 15, 2012
ISBN9781301441617
100+ SQL Queries Jet SQL for Microsoft Office Access

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    100+ SQL Queries Jet SQL for Microsoft Office Access - IFS Harrison

    To The Point...

    100+ SQL Queries

    Jet SQL for Microsoft Office Access

    By I.F.S. Harrison

    with Fish Davis

    MCSE, MCDBA, MCITP, MCTS

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    Published By

    I.F.S. Harrison

    Copyright © 2013-2019 by I.F.S.Harrison All Rights Reserved

    NOT FOR RESALE-

    Please Note: This product is not for resale or redistribution. Any reselling, reproducing, redistributing, or copying of this book, its pictures, listing description, or title is strictly prohibited by Local, State, Federal and International Intellectual Copyright laws. Any unauthorized use will be pursued to the fullest extent of the law.

    All copyrights, quotations, websites, or registered trademarks listed in this book are merely listed as examples or reference. The author is in no way affiliated with any companies, services, websites, quotations, properties or names mentioned herein, and each individual trademark or copyright listed within this book belongs only to the respective owner and are being used with written permission or under terms of fair use or public domain. Any references, prices, policies, and procedures mentioned herein are subject to change without notice. It is the user’s responsibility to ensure that they follow the terms, EULA, and any other conditions of any software, websites, and any other property, or item mentioned within this guide

    Microsoft and Access are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

    INTRODUCTION

    SELECT

    Learn the structure of the SELECT statement, used to retrieve data from your database.

    WHERE

    The WHERE clause is in SQL used to filter records

    ORDER BY

    In SQL, ORDER BY is used to sort the result set

    GROUP BY AND AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS

    In SQL, use aggregate functions to return one value, calculated from multiple values in a column

    SUBQUERIES

    In SQL, a subquery is a query that is nested inside a SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement, or inside of another subquery

    UPDATE

    In SQL, use UPDATE to update existing records in a table.

    DELETE

    In SQL, use DELETE to delete existing records in a table

    JOINS

    Examples of how to Join tables in your Access database using SQL

    CREATING TABLES

    Learn how to create tables using SQL in your Microsoft Access databases

    INSERT

    Now that your table has been created, learn how to insert data into those tables using SQL

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