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Activity 3 Creating queries with more user-defined criteria in the Design View In this activity, we are going to create several queries with more user-defined criteria. 1.Start Microsoft Access and open the database file ch11_01.mdb in the hard disk. 2.Click ‘Queries’ in the ‘Objects’ column and then click. New

3.Double-click ‘Design View’ in the ‘New Query’ dialogue box. 4.Double-click ‘CPU’ in the ‘Show Table’ dialogue box to add the table into the Design View window. Then, click to continue. Close Activity 3 Creating queries with more user-defined criteria in the Design View

5.Add the fields to the Design View window as shown below. 6.Enter ‘<1100’ into the criteria box of the ‘Price’ field. Activity 3 Creating queries with more user-defined criteria in the Design View

7.Select ‘Ascending’ as the sorting criterion for the ‘Price’ field. 8.Select ‘Queries’  ‘Run’ to execute the query. Alternatively, click the ‘Run’ button on the toolbar. (a) How many records are shown in the query window? _________________________________________________ (b) Which is the most expensive product? How much is it? _________________________________________________ Activity 3 Creating queries with more user-defined criteria in the Design View 14 records. Intel P4D 925 (3,000 MHz). It costs $1,058.

9.Close the query window. Try to create a query for each of the questions listed below. (a) Display all fields in Motherboard and those motherboards with Price less than or equal to Sorting is not required. (b) Display RAM Brands, Product Names (field ‘Product’), Sizes and Prices that those Spec is ‘DDRRAM’ and Size is ‘1024MB’. Arrange the records in descending order of Prices. (c) Display CPU Product Names that start with ‘CELERON’. Arrange the records in ascending order of Product Names. Activity 3 Creating queries with more user-defined criteria in the Design View

9.Complete the following table to show the results of your queries. Activity 3 Creating queries with more user-defined criteria in the Design View Selected field(s) From table(s) CriteriaSort by field(s) (a) (b) (c) Brand, Socket, Price, Product MotherboardPrice: <= 1100None Brand, Product, Size, Price RAMSpec: Like ‘DDR-RAM’ Size: =1024 Price (descending) Product CPUProduct Name: Like ‘Celeron*’ Product (ascending)

10.Close the database file and exit Microsoft Access. Activity 3 Creating queries with more user-defined criteria in the Design View

10.Close the database file and exit Microsoft Access. Activity 3 Creating queries with more user-defined criteria in the Design View