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Two methods can be used to create a query... |
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An Update query (SQL UPDATE statement) is used to modify the records in a database file... |
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To make the result of a query easier to read, the records can be sorted according to one or more items... |
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In the result of a select query, you have the ability to only display... |
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The description window of a select query includes several sections... |
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The query editor allows you to perform operations on the values of an item... |
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The query editor proposes two methods for creating a query... |
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A query created in the query editor can contain several types of items... |
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A select query (corresponding SQL statement... |
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A combining query (corresponding SQL statement: UNION) ... |
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The project comparator is used to compare two elements and to list the differences found... |
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This help page explains how to create two select queries... |
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When a "Date" item is found in the query, you have the ability to only select the records corresponding to a given period... |
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Finishes collecting information on executed queries. |
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When creating and developing the different elements of a project (window, query, report, project, ... |
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A delete query (corresponding SQL statement... |
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The query editor allows you to optimize the execution speed of one or more queries... |
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When creating a class in the code editor, the Constructor and Destructor methods are automatically created by default... |
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