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Microsoft Access 2010 : Creating Publishable Objects (part 2) - Creating Server Queries

12/4/2013 2:20:12 AM
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2. Creating Server Queries

Creating server queries is similar to creating standard queries. The process is as follows:

1.
Select Query from the Queries group on the Create tab of the Ribbon. The Show Table dialog appears.

2.
Select the tables you want to add to the query and click Add.

3.
Click Close to close the Show Table dialog. (A new query appears as in Figure 5.)

Figure 5. Like its client counterpart, a new query appears with the tables at the top half of the query grid.

4.
Add fields and expressions to the query, just as you would add them to any other query. An example of a completed query appears in Figure 6.

Figure 6. The completed web query looks almost like its client counterpart.
 
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