MS access Lesson 3 - query design
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This document discusses using Like and Not Like operators in MS Access queries to filter data based on character patterns. It provides examples of using the * and ? wildcard characters to match multiple or single characters, such as filtering for nationalities ending in "i" or starting with letters from A to J. The document is presented by Dr. Girija Narasimhan and contains slides for an MS Access 2013 lesson on query design.
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MS access Lesson 3 - query design
- 1. MS-ACCESS 2013 Lesson 3 Query Design - character 11/11/2017 Dr.Girija Narasimhan 1 By Dr. Girija Narasimhan This slides are available http://slideshare.net /nbgirija
- 2. 11/11/2017 Dr.Girija Narasimhan 2 Query Like or Not Like Multi character (*)Single character (?) Like or Not Like
- 3. 11/11/2017 Dr.Girija Narasimhan 3 Multiple Character (*) Display the Nationality whose end with “I” *I (Omani, Pakistani) Display the Nationality whose starting letter is “I” I* (Indian)
- 4. 11/11/2017 Dr.Girija Narasimhan 4 Display the Nationality whose starting letter is not “P” Not Like "P*“ (Pakistani)
- 5. 11/11/2017 Dr.Girija Narasimhan 5 Single Character (?) like , not like Display the Nationality whose second letter is “a” ?a* (Pakistani) Display the Nationality whose nationality end (from last) second letter is “n” *n? (Pakistani, Omani)
- 6. 11/11/2017 Dr.Girija Narasimhan 6 Display the Passenger nationality whose value belonging to omani or Indian in ("Omani","Indian") Display the Nationality whose nationality end (from last) third letter is “a” *a?? (Pakistani, Omani)
- 7. 11/11/2017 Dr.Girija Narasimhan 7 Like "[A-J]* “Display the Passenger nationality whose value Starting letter from A to J