Sort a Query in Access: Overview You can sort a query in Access by any field within the QBE grid when viewing the query in design view. To sort a query in Access when in design view, select the field in the QBE Grid by which to sort the result set. Then click into
Wildcard Characters in Access: Overview You can use wildcard characters in Access to add an additional level of flexibility to your query criteria. Wildcard characters within query criteria in Access represent unknown values. The asterisk “*” and the question mark “?” are the two main wildcard characters in Access
Aggregate Function Queries in Access: Overview You can create aggregate function queries in Access that perform a mathematical function on another grouped field in a query. Aggregate function queries in Access are usually shorter queries often used for summary totals in reporting. For example, if you want to know the sum of sales
The SQL training “Mastering Introductory SQL Made Easy™ v.1.0” discusses SQL in Access 2013. Access 2013 is a RDBMS that creates self-contained databases and provides visual tools to allow users to make relational databases without the need for SQL. As such, there are few places to use SQL in Access.
To view the complete tutorial, click here Understanding SQL Functions Functions serve a wide range of purposes within SQL. You can use aggregate functions to perform calculations on grouped values within a query. That is one very common use of functions within SQL. However, there are other types of