Exam 7: Workshop 7: Aggregated Calculations, Subquerying, and Sql
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Exam 5: Workshop 5: Advanced Tables108 Questions
Exam 6: Workshop 6: Pattern Matching and Functions in Queries102 Questions
Exam 7: Workshop 7: Aggregated Calculations, Subquerying, and Sql103 Questions
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A field in the Group By field list can refer to any field in a table except the ________ data types.
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Match the following terms to their definition:
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The Group By clause has to be used with Sum,Count,and so on in order to display aggregated data.
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The ________ is automatically cleared once you select "Where" because Access cannot display a field when it is included in an aggregate function.
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Which of the following is NOT true in regard to crosstab queries?
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The Show check box has to be manually cleared once you select "Where" because Access cannot display a field when it is included in an aggregate function.
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A union query is a special type of query that can be created when you want to describe one number in terms of two other numbers.
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The ________ clause allows you to limit the results of your query by specifying criteria that field values must meet without using that field to group the data mathematically.
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Which of the following will NOT calculate the same answer for (Sum([Fee])*0.38)?
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Which of the following is NOT true regarding the Group By clause?
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The following SELECT statement: SELECT EmpFirstName,EmpLastName
FROM tblEmployee
WHERE EmpLastName Like "[D-G]*";
Would list the EmpFirstName and EmpLastName that ________.
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An aggregate function differs from a calculated field in that when you create a calculated field,you are calculating or summarizing data across a single row at a time.
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A union query is used to query unrelated tables or queries and combine the results into a single dataset.
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Even though you can select all the fields from a table,you cannot use a(n)________ in a query in which you are using the GROUP BY clause.
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When you edit a crosstab query in Design view,you use the ________ and ________ rows in the design grid to specify which field value becomes the column heading,which field values become row headings,and which field's value to calculate.
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Joins are performed based on a(n)________,which specifies the condition to use in order to perform a join.
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A subquery is usually added in the ________ clause of the SQL SELECT statement.
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Match the following terms to their definition:
I.SELECT
II.FROM
III.WHERE
IV.AS
V.HAVING
A.Includes field names
B.Specifies the rows returned in the dataset
C.Specifies aggregated field criteria
D.Includes table names
E.Used to rename fields
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The INNER JOIN clause returns all rows from at least one of the tables within the FROM clause,as long as those rows meet any WHERE or HAVING search conditions.
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A(n)________ is a special type of query that can be created when you want to describe one number in terms of two other numbers.
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