Microsoft Access 2000 Presentation 5 Creating Databases Part IV (Creating Queries)

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Microsoft Access 2000 Presentation 5 Creating Databases Part IV (Creating Queries)

Topics Discussed Types of Queries Select Find Duplicates Find Unmatched Two ways to Create a Query Design view Query Wizard Delete a Query

Queries Queries are specifically designed to create usable subset of the data found in large tables. Used to sort, search, and limit the data to just those records that you need to see. Reports are based on queries, so the information in the reports is limited to the fields and records that are needed.

Types of Queries Select queries – extract data from tables based on specified values; select and sort fields, limit records based on criteria, and perform calculations Find Duplicate queries – display records with duplicate values for one or more of the specified fields Find Unmatched queries – display records from one table that do not have corresponding values in second table

Creating Queries Two ways to create a query: Design view Query Wizard

Creating a Query in Design View Follow these steps to create a new query in Design View: 1. From the Queries page on the Database Window, click the New button. 2. Select Design View and click OK.

Creating a Query in Design View cont’d 4. Select the tables for the query and click Add. 5. Click Close when all of the tables and queries have been selected.

Creating a Query in Design View cont’d 6. Add fields from the tables to the new query by double-clicking the field name in the table boxes or dragging the field name into the query. 7. Specify sort orders if necessary.

Add fields from the tables by double- clicking the field name in the table boxes or dragging the field names into the query.

Creating a Query in Design View cont’d 8. Enter the criteria for the query in the Criteria: field. Use wildcard symbols and arithmetic operators.

Query Wildcards and Expression Operators Wildcard / Operator Explanation ? StreetThe question mark is a wildcard that takes the place of a single letter. 43th *The asterisk is the wildcard that represents a number of characters. <100Value less than 100 >=1Value greater than or equal to 1 <>"FL"Not equal to (all states besides Florida) Between 1 and 10Numbers between 1 and 10 Is Null Is Not Null Finds records with no value or all records that have a value Like "a*"All words beginning with "a" >0 And <=10All numbers greater than 0 and less than 10 "Bob" Or "Jane"Values are Bob or Jane

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Creating a Query in Design View cont’d 9. After selecting all the fields and tables, click the Run button on the toolbar. 10. Save the query