If you need full-text searching then you need a different database engine. An Access file can be a database, but not necessarily. Unless you state these things, your post is only going to confuse new users, and not help them develop their understanding of the product, given that Access is generically referred to as a database.
There is no ambiguity at all in what I wrote. You really should reverse the downvote, as your comment is just gibberish. A newcomer to Access reads an answer that says Access isn't a database, but the comment doesn't expand on what Access is except in acronyms?
That is gibberish to a newcomer. The downvote stands, not just because your comment is puerile. You say my comment restates what you say then you say my comment is gibberish. Make your mind up. My comment restates what you say in a way that might just help the kind of person asking this question. Which is what SO is all about. The question is asking " It's an easy path saying "change your tool" but I'll never undervaluate the author doing so.
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You can post your database to a cloud account and provide us with the download location, and we'll try to review it. Wildcard searches match differently, depending on how you write the search string. Also, wildcard matches work on Text fields only. If you could describe the trouble you're having, we might be able to help more. I need a immediate help.
Thank You. This thread is locked. Query result. For a list of such characters, see the article Access wildcard character reference. Returns records where the field is set to a blank but not null value. For example, records of sales made to another department might contain a blank value in the CountryRegion field.
Returns records where there is either no value in the field, or the field is set to a blank value. Note: The characters?
The following examples are for the UnitPrice field in a query that is based on a table that stores products information. The criterion is specified in the Criteria row of the field in the query design grid.
Use this crit erion. The following examples are for the OrderDate field in a query based on a table that stores Orders information. Returns records of transactions that took place on Feb 2, Remember to surround date values with the character so that Access can distinguish between date values and text strings.
You can also use the Between operator to filter for a range of values, including the end points. Returns records where the transactions took place on Feb 1, , March 1, , or April 1, Contain a date that falls in a specific quarter irrespective of year , such as the first quarter. Returns records of transactions that took place on the current day.
Returns records of transactions that took place the day before the current day. Returns records of transactions that took place the day after the current day. Returns records of transactions that took place during the current week. A week starts on Sunday and ends on Saturday.
Returns records of transactions that took place during the last week. Returns records of transactions that will take place next week. Returns records of transactions that took place during the last 7 days. Returns records for the current month. Returns records for the previous month.
A month's worth of sales records. Returns records for the current quarter. Returns records for the previous quarter. Returns records for the next quarter. Returns records for the current year. Returns records of transactions that took place during the previous year. Returns records of transactions with next year's date.
Returns records of transactions with dates that fall between Jan 1 of the current year and today. Tested for a Yes value. A value of 1 or -1 is converted to "True" in the Criteria row after you enter it. There are 3 types of Option Compare Statements. It's based on the sort order determined by your system's locale. This results in string comparisons based on the sort order determined by the locale ID of the database where the string comparisons occur.
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