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| Microsoft Access Database supports the making | | | | Besides query application of Microsoft Access |
| of queries that can be linked to external data | | | | Databases you are going to learn how to select |
| sources through the use of ODBC connections on | | | | data in one form and open another form with |
| the local computer. This enables users to interact | | | | more data related to the field you just selected |
| with data stored outside the Microsoft Access | | | | by taking advantage of global variables in the |
| database without using linked Tables. The | | | | query design form. To help get this, you will use a |
| Pass-Through is another queries are written using | | | | global variable entered in the criteria of a field |
| the Structured Query language (SQL) syntax | | | | while creating the query in the Microsoft Access |
| supported by the external data source. Microsoft | | | | Databasequery design form. The result is a |
| Access Database also offers the ability for | | | | powerful user interface function that allows a user |
| programmers to create Database driven web | | | | to look up more data, or enter more data related |
| applications by help of the programming language. | | | | to a selected record. Users can use it to look up |
| Access databases offer a Query Designer, a | | | | pricing histories, addresses, inventory locations, |
| graphical user interface that allows users to | | | | really anything where you would have more data |
| create queries without knowledge of the SQL | | | | about a key field in your database. |