J Jim McColl Nov 23, 2005 #1 When you add a table to a query there is an asterisk at the top of the list of fields. Anybody know the pupose of this ???
When you add a table to a query there is an asterisk at the top of the list of fields. Anybody know the pupose of this ???
R RobFMS Nov 23, 2005 #2 That refers to select ALL the fields. That is: Select * From tblPerson This will select all the fields from the table. The alternative to this would be to specify each field: Select FirstName, LastName, StateName From tblPerson HTH Rob Mastrostefano -- FMS Professional Solutions Group http://www.fmsinc.com/consulting Software Tools for .NET, SQL Server, Visual Basic & Access http://www.fmsinc.com
That refers to select ALL the fields. That is: Select * From tblPerson This will select all the fields from the table. The alternative to this would be to specify each field: Select FirstName, LastName, StateName From tblPerson HTH Rob Mastrostefano -- FMS Professional Solutions Group http://www.fmsinc.com/consulting Software Tools for .NET, SQL Server, Visual Basic & Access http://www.fmsinc.com
C Craig Alexander Morrison Nov 23, 2005 #3 This when selected includes all the fields in the table, even those added after the query is created. SELECT dbo_BusinessContact.* FROM dbo_BusinessContact; This will return all fields and all records in the table dbo_BusinessContact. The effect is similar to opening the table in Datasheet view.
This when selected includes all the fields in the table, even those added after the query is created. SELECT dbo_BusinessContact.* FROM dbo_BusinessContact; This will return all fields and all records in the table dbo_BusinessContact. The effect is similar to opening the table in Datasheet view.
J Jim McColl Nov 24, 2005 #4 Craig Alexander Morrison said: This when selected includes all the fields in the table, even those added after the query is created. SELECT dbo_BusinessContact.* FROM dbo_BusinessContact; This will return all fields and all records in the table dbo_BusinessContact. The effect is similar to opening the table in Datasheet view. -- Slainte Craig Alexander Morrison Crawbridge Data (Scotland) Limited Click to expand... Thanks gentlemen
Craig Alexander Morrison said: This when selected includes all the fields in the table, even those added after the query is created. SELECT dbo_BusinessContact.* FROM dbo_BusinessContact; This will return all fields and all records in the table dbo_BusinessContact. The effect is similar to opening the table in Datasheet view. -- Slainte Craig Alexander Morrison Crawbridge Data (Scotland) Limited Click to expand... Thanks gentlemen