This Presentation explains how to write query for single and multiple character using Ms Access

1. MS-ACCESS 2013
Lesson 3
Query Design - character
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Dr. Girija Narasimhan
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Query
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Multi character (*)Single character (?)
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Multiple Character (*)
Display the Nationality whose end with “I”  *I (Omani, Pakistani)
Display the Nationality whose starting letter is “I”  I* (Indian)

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Display the Nationality whose starting letter is not “P”  Not Like "P*“ (Pakistani)

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Single Character (?) like , not like
Display the Nationality whose second letter is “a”  ?a* (Pakistani)
Display the Nationality whose nationality end (from last) second letter is “n”  *n? (Pakistani, Omani)

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Display the Passenger nationality whose value belonging to omani or Indian  in ("Omani","Indian")
Display the Nationality whose nationality end (from last) third letter is “a”  *a?? (Pakistani, Omani)

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Like "[A-J]* “Display the Passenger nationality whose value Starting letter from A to J 