Saving and Running Queries in Microsoft Access 2003, Study Guides, Projects, Research of Microsoft Access Skills

Instructions on how to save and run queries in microsoft access 2003. It explains the process of saving a query for the first time, running a query from the database window and query design window, and the implications of editing data in a query. It also mentions a step-by-step exercise for creating simple queries and modifying query design.

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Microsoft Access 2003 free tutorial. Queries
Unit 7. Queries (III)
Saving the query
We can Save the query
clicking on the button on the toolbar,
or,
Selecting the Save option from the File menu.
If it is the first time we are saving the query a dialogue box will appear to give it a name.
Any name can be given except for the name of an existing table.
Next click on the OK button.
To close the query click on the button.
Running a query
We can run the query from the Query design window or from the Database window.
From the Database window:
Firstly select the query to run by clicking on it.
Next click on the button in the database window.
From the design view of the query:
Click on the button on the toolbar.
When the query is a select query, we can also click on button (Datasheet view)
When we are visualizing the result of a query, what we are really seeing is that part of the table which has complied with
specific criteria, and so if we edit any data in the query that appears, we will be editing the data in the table (except for a few
queries which do not permit updates).
To practice you can perform the Step by step exercise Creating simple queries.
Modifying the query design
If we want to modify the design of a query:
Situate yourself in the Database window, in the Queries object,
Select the query you want to modify by clicking on it.
Click on the button.
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Microsoft Access 2003 free tutorial. Queries

Unit 7. Queries (III)

Saving the query

We can Save the query clicking on the button on the toolbar, or, Selecting the Save option from the File menu. If it is the first time we are saving the query a dialogue box will appear to give it a name. Any name can be given except for the name of an existing table. Next click on the OK button. To close the query click on the button.

Running a query

We can run the query from the Query design window or from the Database window. From the Database window : Firstly select the query to run by clicking on it. Next click on the button in the database window. From the design view of the query: Click on the button on the toolbar. When the query is a select query, we can also click on button ( Datasheet view) When we are visualizing the result of a query, what we are really seeing is that part of the table which has complied with specific criteria, and so if we edit any data in the query that appears, we will be editing the data in the table (except for a few queries which do not permit updates).

To practice you can perform the Step by step exercise Creating simple queries.

Modifying the query design

If we want to modify the design of a query: Situate yourself in the Database window, in the Queries object, Select the query you want to modify by clicking on it. Click on the button.

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