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Subject:
Microsoft Access Project 2 of 2 (Advanced Skills)
Category: Computers > Software Asked by: alwaysrelaxed-ga List Price: $65.00 |
Posted:
14 Nov 2004 09:36 PST
Expires: 14 Dec 2004 09:36 PST Question ID: 428808 |
Within about the next Six hours of posting this I am seeking someone with the abilities to do an Medium to Advanced difficulty Access project. The project has 10 steps to be built on from the file posted below. To access the Access file please go to http://myphlip.pearsoncmg.com/cw/mpchapter.cfm?vbcid=7939&vsubmit=Go and download Project Files - Project 11 - Project11.zip To view the Assignment and Steps please go to the same page but download the powerpoint slides titled .... PowerPoint Presentation by Gene Mesher and Robert Jamieson - Project 11 - mcleod9e_pr11.ppt The assignment has 10 steps and they can be found at the end of the slides. Rules: Please upload the file somewhere and provide the link so I may download it directly or provide another way for me to download the file AND post the SQL for each of the queries. Steps: (They are at the end of the power point slides) |
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Re: Microsoft Access Project 2 of 2 (Advanced Skills)
Answered By: hammer-ga on 14 Nov 2004 10:56 PST Rated: |
Alwaysrelaxed, The file is at http://www.hammerdata.com/Google/ClassProjects.mdb 1. SELECT [Code] & ", Project " & [Number] AS ProjectCode, PROJECT.Points FROM PROJECT WHERE (((PROJECT.Points)>40)) ORDER BY PROJECT.Points; 2. SELECT [Code] & ", Project " & [Number] AS ProjectCode FROM PROJECT WHERE (((PROJECT.Points)>=30 And (PROJECT.Points)<=40)); 3. SELECT [Code] & ", Project " & [Number] AS ProjectCode FROM PROJECT WHERE (((PROJECT.Points)<30 Or (PROJECT.Points)>40)); 4. SELECT COURSE.Code FROM COURSE WHERE ((Left([Code],3)='MIS')) ORDER BY COURSE.Code DESC; 5. SELECT COURSE.Code FROM COURSE WHERE (((Mid([Code],4,1))='4')); 6. SELECT COURSE.Description FROM COURSE WHERE (((COURSE.Code)=[Enter A Code])); 7. SELECT COURSE.Code FROM COURSE WHERE (((COURSE.Abbreviation)='INT') AND ((Exists (SELECT * FROM PROJECT WHERE Project.Code= Course.Code))=False)); 8. SELECT DEPARTMENT.Name, Count(COURSE.Description) AS [Count of Courses] FROM DEPARTMENT LEFT JOIN COURSE ON DEPARTMENT.Abbreviation=COURSE.Abbreviation GROUP BY DEPARTMENT.Name; 9. SELECT DEPARTMENT.Name, Sum(Nz([Points],0)) AS [Sum of Points] FROM (DEPARTMENT LEFT JOIN COURSE ON DEPARTMENT.Abbreviation=COURSE.Abbreviation) LEFT JOIN PROJECT ON COURSE.Code=PROJECT.Code GROUP BY DEPARTMENT.Name ORDER BY Sum(Nz([Points],0)) DESC; 10. SELECT TOP 1 [Code] & ", Project " & [Number] AS ProjectCode, PROJECT.Title, PROJECT.Due FROM PROJECT ORDER BY PROJECT.Due; - Hammer | |
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