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Access | Joins exercise | Credit control - discrepancies
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| Software ==> | Access (66 exercises) |
| Version ==> | Access 2010 and later |
| Topic ==> | Joins (4 exercises) |
| Level ==> | Harder than average |
| Classroom ==> | Access Querying / Access Developers |
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Create a new database called Credit Control 2.mdb.
Import data from the Excel file in the folder shown above to create 2 new tables:
- AgedDebt, holding the outstanding debt figures by account number; and
- Accounts, showing details for each account
Create a query using ad hoc joins to show that there are two groups in the Accounts table with no corresponding AgedDebt figures:
The two groups not referenced
Create a separate query showing that there are 3 accounts with aged debt information which do not have corresponding entries in the Accounts table:
The three accounts not referenced in the other table
Close your queries and database down.