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Yes, the only way you can create the recommended JOIN is in SQL view in Microsoft Access.
John Viescas, Author
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On Dec 21, 2016, at 3:03 AM, jovaughn@rochester.rr.com [MS_Access_Professionals] <MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
The Query runs correctly when I run the example from the Ch08 (3rd Ed) using MS Access 2013
List employees and the customers for whom they booked an order.
SELECT Customers.CustFirstName, Customers.CustLastName, Employees.EmpFirstName, Employees.EmpLastName, Employees.EmpCity
FROM Customers INNER JOIN Employees ON Customers.CustCity = Employees.EmpCity;
and I see the INNER JOIN in the Query Grid User Interface.
It seems I cannot construct the INNER JOIN from the Query GUI --- it must be
written in SQL --- is this correct? Maybe I should have figure this out before Chapter 8, eh?
Here's the code I was able to generate from the Query GUI
SELECT Customers.CustFirstName, Customers.CustLastName, Customers.CustCity, Employees.EmpFirstName, Employees.EmpLastName, Employees.EmpCity, ([CustCity]=[EmpCity]) AS SameCity
FROM Customers, Employees
WHERE (((([CustCity]=[EmpCity]))<0));
which works but does not generate the INNER JOIN.
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