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Question : Access 2003 SQL Question
Hi, I am still learning Access/SQL and I am trying to format an SQL statement so it does the following and can not get it using the designer. Can someone help? I want to:
read all of table1 and check it against table2 and for every match of a field called deliv_num in both tables, I want to delete the record from table2.
Thanks,
Charlie
Answer : Access 2003 SQL Question
Hi cafulford,
Try this:
DELETE * FROM table2 WHERE table1.deliv_num = table2.deliv_num
(If you copy this into the SQL view of your query then select designer view, you should be able to see how to do it in the designer.)
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