J Jeff Boyce Jun 24, 2008 #2 Tina MS Access is usually considered the user-interface. Are you talking about VBA? (and if you are, no) Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Office/Access MVP
Tina MS Access is usually considered the user-interface. Are you talking about VBA? (and if you are, no) Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Office/Access MVP
J John W. Vinson Jun 24, 2008 #3 does ms access use semicolon to terminate a statement Click to expand... VBA expressions do not use semicolons (the statement ends at the end of a line unless you use the " _" continuation signal). SQL queries are optionally terminated by a semicolon (if you leave the semicolon off it still works, but it would be good practice to include it).
does ms access use semicolon to terminate a statement Click to expand... VBA expressions do not use semicolons (the statement ends at the end of a line unless you use the " _" continuation signal). SQL queries are optionally terminated by a semicolon (if you leave the semicolon off it still works, but it would be good practice to include it).
