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OpenStudy (anonymous):

any1 good with ms.access.....?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@agdgdgdgwngo @NeThWa @calmchessplayer

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

yes tell me mr.Goutham

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

then What kind of help from the Ms-Access.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

for example take an acces database for a library........where people can borrow many books nd return books in turn like all the books may not be returned @ the same time

OpenStudy (anonymous):

So.......how would u keep track of thr books yet to be returned nd books returned and dates @ which books are returned

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

I don't Under stand your question whether it is related to any database table or not

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yup it is.....how do you design a db with those features.......................

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

first to create a data base for your requirements and the command is CREATE DATABASE <DATABASE NAME> in that Create a table for the requirements of the books.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

is that SQL? i m done with tables........like i created one for Students,one borrows nd 1 for submits.....how to get the track of the books yet to be returned by a specific student......

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

Using Sub queries of SQL to get your answer or using join statements....

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i donno SQL...

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

give me detail your query a i will sent back to you

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

In access there is a Query wizard and Query Design buttons in Create Section.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yup i tried them but in vain.............

OpenStudy (anonymous):

the first table has some id nd name of the student nd the second has books borrowed by a student nd the number...any number of a books can be borrowed nd the third table has books returned nd dates on whic books are returned nd the number retrned......

OpenStudy (anonymous):

NOw i need to get the number of books yet to be returned in a table how do i get that......look up wizrd dint help......

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

first click on the Query design and opens a dialog box opens in that dialog box click the close button and drag the mouse in Query Design and then right click and select " SQL Design View". Click on it. It will opens a command of 'SELECT *' then write your query what you need.

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

ok i will explain you tomorrow ..

OpenStudy (ramesh.korla1):

bye

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