The answer should be a colon : Good Luck!
Yes. Queries are often used to do calculations and can then produce a field. However anything that can be calculated from other fields should not go into a database table, which is why we use queries to get them. The queries just display them but do not add them into tables. There is no need to do so. From the perspective of users, they will see calculated data appearing on a form or in a query or in a report, as if the data was a field in a table.
There are lots of ways of doing it. Calculations can be typed in directly or you can use the Expression Builder. You can do it in forms, reports and queries.
A codger's queries would simply be called codger's queries.
Query is a statement which user gives in database.
No. Queries do not need to be capitalized.
No, Delete queries are ran before the queries which adds the data to history table. This is to avoid duplicacy.
SQL King Ramachandran is father of MySQL Queries.
Queries are done in a database.
The query wizard can only do a limited set of types of queries. There are some kinds of queries that it cannot create. Some kinds of queries can only be done in SQL. Union queries and data definition queries for example. It is more complicated to do queries in SQL, but you can do more powerful ones. The query wizard is just for simple queries or for getting a basic query which you can then enhance using the design grid or SQL.
No. Only your tables store data. Queries, Forms, Reports and Pages can just do things like display the data and manipulate it but, the data is always stored in the tables. When you run a query, open a report or a form, the data you see is ultimately coming from underlying tables. You can do queries on queries, or reports on queries or forms on queries but the original data always comes from the tables.
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Use PDO (PHP DATA OBJECTS) to write your queries. They include support most major database