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* The UNION operator combines the output of two query expressions into a single result set. Query expressions are executed independently, and their output is combined into a single result table. * The EXCEPT operator evaluates the output of two query expressions and returns the difference between the results. The result set contains all rows returned from the first query expression except those rows that are also returned from the second query expression. * The INTERSECT operator evaluates the output of two query expressions and returns only the rows common to each.
In database the term query refers to question to the database for accessing any data. Example of query : select * from table-name gives you all the records from table.
1:In DBMS joining between table is not possible 2: Does not support Networking
Report
It depends on what you specifically want to do, but you might be able to use a Union query. You could also use a Make Table query, using the Select Into commands.
Datasheet Form
You can enter it through the datasheet. You can enter it through a form. You can also use an Append Query to add records to a table from another table.
What you seem to be describing is a Query. Databases run queries when the humans want information out of the database. Microsoft Access has a separate Table structure for creating and running Query. The correct answer is called a Run. (report)
Datasheet view.
query takes a table and given the criteria entered into it it displays the results that meet that search. While a report just spits out a table in the database
a. by selecting a table in Datasheet view
Datasheet view
grid
Update queries modify information within a record at one or more fields at a time.Append queries copy complete records at a time, adding to the existing set of records in a table.For example, if an "Address" field needs to be changed for the records in a table, you can use an update query to make that change. If you have two tables with various "Customer Information" listings, you can use an append query to copy the records of one table to the other.
a dynaset object can be used to retrieve information from a recordset and use the resault of the query to then edit the records and it also can get resaults from more than one table. On the other hand the snaphot gets information from only one table on the query and the data can not be edited or updated
* The UNION operator combines the output of two query expressions into a single result set. Query expressions are executed independently, and their output is combined into a single result table. * The EXCEPT operator evaluates the output of two query expressions and returns the difference between the results. The result set contains all rows returned from the first query expression except those rows that are also returned from the second query expression. * The INTERSECT operator evaluates the output of two query expressions and returns only the rows common to each.
The labels and data under them could be referred to as a table.