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replyReply Fri 27 Jul 2007, 14:57Delegate Dave said...

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Microsoft Access 2003 and SQL

Hi,

I was just wondering wheather Microsoft Access 2003 uses SQL. I have had somne experience of Microsoft Access 2003 but know I want to learn how to use sql with Microsoft Access 2003.

Thanks

Dave

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replyReply Fri 27 Jul 2007, 15:57Trainer David said...

RE: Microsoft Access 2003 and SQL

Hi Dave

You will be pleased to know that Microsoft Access 2003 does use SQL. You will be able to see and edit SQL whilst using Microsoft Access 2003, if you go into the SQL view whilst creating a query.

Hope this helps

David

 

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