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Database MS AccessLogical Operators in Access SQL
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Published: 14th Feb 2006 |
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Add CommentFiled in: MS AccessLogical Operators in Microsoft Access SQL: Originally, logical
operators were a concept from algebra used to exclude and include number
sets. They are, very simply, NOT, AND, and OR. Sometimes this set is
expanded to combinations of the operators, but at core it's only these
three. The logical operators are often referred to as the Boolean operators......
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