Question

Explain the parts of the Query window in MS Access with the help of a diagram.

Answer 1

Answer:

Queries are components that contain statements written in the database language like SQL. Two major parts of query window are : design area and grid portion. (1) design area : also known as top portion which displays tables , fields or subqueries you may want to use in query.

Answer 2

The Query Window is the place where the SQL query is characterized to recover explicit data from the social source.

• It likewise shows the data that was extricated using the SQL Query that was composed and executed.

• There are two kinds of inquiries that can be characterized in this window:

1. Select Query
2. Action Query

• The Query window comprises three tabs: SQL Tab, Columns Tab, and Data Tab.

The View Tab for Queries, which possibly opens up on the OLATION lace while getting to the Query Window, incorporates the accompanying orders:

1. SQL Tab: The SQL Tab shows the SQL Query or the SQL proclamation composed for the saved query.
2. Columns Tab: The Columns Tab shows the various columns/handles that are being gotten to by the saved query, their comparing Data Types, and regardless of whether every segment is empowered for Allow Nulls choice.
3. Data Tab: The Data Tab shows the data that is being gotten to by the saved query. This tab doesn't permit expansion or change of records. The Data Tab can be invigorated to mirror the latest updates coming from the source social table.