Sunday, October 11, 2009

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Forms Merge Tables Queries

combine tables
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combine two tables in a field (or more) binding in the same way we relate tables in the Relationships window by dragging the field of joining one of the tables on the join field from the other table. In fact if we add to the area in related tables, these will automatically appear in the area combined tables Query Design window.

tables are also automatically combined with a field with the same name in both tables even if there is a definite relationship between them.

When two tables are joined in a query, for each row of the tables directly in Access looks the other table rows that have the same value in the union, which are matched only the rows that would later appear in the result and the query is more efficient.


compositions compositions seen so far are internal and all values \u200b\u200bof the rows of the result are values \u200b\u200bin the tables are combined.

With internal composition only get rows with at least one row of another table that meets the condition, we see an example:



external composition



external composition is used when we want also display the rows without a matching row in another table.

Such a combination is defined as follows:

* Add two tables to the area of \u200b\u200btables in the query.


* Combine two tables in the fields of marriage:

+ Double click on the line joining the two tables.


dialog box that appears click on the button type combination.

dialog box appears Join Properties:


default combination is internal (includes only rows where the joined fields (field assembly) of both tables are equal.)

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