
MS Access As A Dev Tool
Access continues to be a highly efficient tool for business database development.
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Append Queries
With append queries, you can add records to an existing table. This is often done during an archive process. First, you append the records to be archived to the history table by using an append query. Next, you remove them from the master table by using a delete query.To build an append query, follow these steps:
1.While in Design view of a query, select Append from the Query Type group on the Design tab. The dialog box shown in Figure 12.5 appears.2.Select the table to which you want the data appended. 3.Drag all the fields whose data you want included in the second table to the query grid. If the field names in the two tables match, Access automatically matches the field names in the source table to the corresponding field names in the destination table. If the field names in the two tables don't match, you need to explicitly designate which fields in the source table match which fields in the destination table.4.Enter any criteria in the query grid. Notice in Figure 12.6 that all records with a DateEntered in 2007 are appended to the destination table. 5.To run the query, click Run on the ribbon. The message box shown in Figure 12.7 appears. 6.Click Yes to finish the process.Append queries don't allow you to introduce any primary key violations. If you're appending any records that duplicate a primary key value, the message box shown in Figure 12.8 appears. If you go ahead with the append process, only those records without primary key violations are appended to the destination table.
This material orginally appeared in Alison Balter's book Mastering Microsoft Office Access 2007 Development. Reprinted here by author's permission.
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