I apologize for that. I am typing from my iPhone and i wasn't paying attention to parenthesis. The two original queries, the first one was just creating the table so i can count but i don't need to creat a table for that
Table names: metrics and current
1.
Select current.account, count(1) as...
This is what i had at one point but i need to count each sub account that are in account numbers from my "current" table My table that i am updating has the account numbers. This is what i had, i am dealing with 700k records. A lot of sub records are in the account numbers though.
Update...
I have been working with this only access database that has about 1000 tables with some huge files. THe selected the info that they needed, lets says
Select bank.account, bank.record, bank.amount
where amount >100 or <-100
then they counted the records
Select Bank.account...
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