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any other difference between sql and access query

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i came to know only after one year that access use * instead of % in access query and i just want to know if is there any other difference between sql and access query?
Nov 19 '12 #1
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Seth Schrock
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FULL OUTER JOIN is not supported in MS Access. There are other differences, but from my understanding, not many. Here is a website from MSDN that explains some more: Comparison of MS Access SQL and ANSI SQL I believe that there are links to other differences at the bottom of the page.
Nov 19 '12 #2
NeoPa
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Check out ANSI Standards in String Comparisons, for that aspect of the differences. Since Access 2003 there has been a database option which supports using ANSI-92 instead of ANSI-89.
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