NULL Values in SQL – Tutorial
Tuesday, April 12 2016
NULL Values in SQL: Overview When creating tables in SQL, you will need to deal with NULL values in SQL. A NULL value is a value that is unknown. These values can occur within database tables when a user who is performing data entry skips entering a value into a field. When a value
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The Format Property for Yes/No Fields in Access – Tutorial
Wednesday, February 03 2016
The Format Property for Yes/No Fields in Access: Overview You can set the Format property for Yes/No fields in Access to change the way that they will display in forms and reports. The following formats are available for logical fields in Access. To set the Format property for Yes/No fields in Access, simply select
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The UPDATE Statement in SQL- Tutorial
Wednesday, October 28 2015
The UPDATE Statement in SQL: Overview After you have data within the tables in your database, you will often need to update those records. SQL uses the UPDATE statement to update field data within specified records in a table. The core SQL of the UPDATE statement is shown below. Note that the “table_name” parameter
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The SELECT Statement in SQL- Tutorial
Monday, September 21 2015
The SELECT Statement in SQL: Overview You use the SELECT statement in SQL to choose specific records to view from a table, or from related tables, within a temporary table called a result set. We will start the examination of the SELECT statement by looking at the SELECT statement in its simplest form when
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Delete a Table Field in Access- Tutorial
Monday, August 17 2015
Delete a Table Field in Access: Overview You can delete a table field that you do not use from a table in an Access database. Once again, as when changing a field name, make sure that there are not any queries, forms, reports or macros that refer to the field or use data contained
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The UNION Operator in SQL- Tutorial
Wednesday, February 11 2015
The UNION Operator in SQL: Overview The UNION operator in SQL allows you to combine the result sets of two or more individual SELECT statements into a single result set. Note that the UNION operator in SQL is not a JOIN, but rather a way to combine the data within two result sets into
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The DELETE Statement in SQL- Tutorial
Tuesday, December 16 2014
The DELETE Statement in SQL: Overview The DELETE statement in SQL is used to remove specified records from a table. Like the UPDATE statement, it includes a WHERE clause that you should ensure is correct before executing the DELETE statement in SQL. If you do not specify a WHERE clause within the DELETE statement
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DROP USER and DROP ROLE Statements in SQL
Thursday, November 20 2014
DROP USER and DROP ROLE Statements in SQL: Overview This blog post discusses using the DROP USER and DROP ROLE statements in SQL. You can use the DROP USER statement in SQL to delete a user from the database. Note that this statement is technically classified as Data Definition Language (DDL), as it defines
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