Tony Septav
iggy at nanaimo.ark.com
Tue Mar 8 12:59:17 CST 2011
Hey John No I am talking about nested subquerys where You can do the original query on a join for example and do your calculations Then drill down with other subsequent subquerys to produce your final results Pretty cool. jwcolby wrote: > Are you talking about > > WHERE PK in (SELECT PK FROM SomeOtherSet) > > kind of thing? I am using that a ton in SQL Server. It turns > non-updateable queries (joined to something else) into updateable > queries. > > John W. Colby > www.ColbyConsulting.com > > On 3/8/2011 11:09 AM, Tony Septav wrote: > >> Hey All >> As Dan said OMG how much don't I know. >> When fooling around with SQL Server I found you could next multiple >> subquerys in the pass- through >> SQL string. I tried the same logic with Access and sure enough it >> works. And "Duh" did some research >> and it has been there all along. Sure speeds things up when you are >> dealing with very large tables >> of data. >