Its not like Stored Procedures in SQL Server.
If you right mouse click in the design view, one of the properties is called
"Description". You can add small comments there. If you view the query
objects in the database window by showing details, you will see your
comments show up there.
Thank you for your reply, Rob. But what I'd like to be
able to do when writing a new query (e.g., a Union Query)
or learning via looking at the SQL code is to use comments
to explain what's going on. Another time I've found
commenting very useful is to be able to comment out a
line, or several, and see how the results change.
Oh yes, I'll definitely include myself in that group.
I would be overjoyed to see comments, format retention, and font-type and
font-size choices in MS Access's QueryDef SQL property (or whatever property
would be needed to keep that formatting and font choices, like, say,
SQLrtfFormat, maybe?).