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MS AccessUsing the WHERE clause with the SQL SELECT Statement
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Add CommentFiled in: MS AccessUsing the WHERE clause with the SQL SELECT Statement: You
can create more powerful SQL SELECT queries by using the WHERE clause
to choose to display only specific rows contained in the database table.
The WHERE clause is used to filter the data that the SELECT statement
would return in the resultset. We use the WHERE clause to specify a
value to identify one or more rows in the database table. We will use
the following syntax to execute an SQL SELECT query with a WHERE clause.......
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