3_Queries_didactic_l2_v1

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Open the database in the above folder.

Create a query showing all of the films which took more than $400,000,000 in 1998, and save this as HighGrossing1998.  Your datasheet should look like this:

Access 2010 exercise - Creating queries (image 1)

For the BoxOffice criteria, type in >400000000

Create another query showing all of the films released in the 1960s, and save this as SixtiesFilms.

Another way of saying this is to ask for all the films released on or after 1960 and before or during 1969.

Your answer should look like this:

Access 2010 exercise - Creating queries (image 2)

The effects of inflation mean that most films are recent ones

Close down both queries and your database.

Create a query that will make a new table called BigCountries.  The query should put into the new table only countries having more than 1,000,000 square miles, and only the three fields shown below.

Run the query, save it as MakeBigCountries, and then close it down.

Access 2010 exercise - Action queries (image 1)

The table that the query creates should look like this

Open the database in the above folder.

Create 3 separate queries to show that the number of records is as follows:

Access 2010 exercise - Joins (image 1)

For example, there are 85 countries which have no corresponding currencies

Optionally, save your queries as JoinByCountryJoinByCurrency and JoinByBoth, then save them and your database down.