SQL JOINs

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IntroductionJoins, in SQL, are a way of linking Recordsets together.Usually, they involve restricting which data is returned in the output Recordset, although this is...

How to Use a Progress Meter in Access

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Many Access Users fail to realize that it has a built-in Progress Meter that can display the relative completion percentage of various processes. It is fairly limited, but nonetheless, does provi...

Cascading Combo/List Boxes

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This tutorial is to guide you in the creation of Cascading combo/list boxes. That is when you have multiple combo/list boxes where the selection of an option in one determines the available optio...

Quotes and Double-Quotes - Where and When to use them

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BackgroundWhenever code is used there must be a way to differentiate the actual code (which should be interpreted directly) with literal strings which ...

Subqueries in SQL

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To use a subquery (SQ) in SQL there are two ways :Treating the SQ as a record source (like a table). Treating the SQ as a single value....

Database Normalisation and Table structures

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Normalisation is the term used to describe how you break a file down into tables to create a database. There are 3 or 4 major steps involved known as 1NF (First Normal Form), 2NF (Second Normal Form),...

Executing SQL Server Stored Procedure from Perl

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Stored procedures are intensively used in SQL Server-based development today. The Perl language is the most useful administration language on the Unix/Linux environment. Since Web techn...

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