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multiquery access 2000
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An Access query returns only a single resultset.
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SQL is relational and one feature of relational languages is that their output is always a relation. You can UNION several input relations (which could be quite different queries) but you are constrained by the one-relation-out rule ie all the result sets must be in a compatible layout.
In Access you can build a macro that does many things in one go. Or, of course, use programming.
In Access you can build a macro that does many things in one go. Or, of course, use programming.
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