Queries in ACESS (QBE) : Can we use more than 3 Tables?

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It is possible to query more than three tables in Access, provided there is a common field to link them. Users may encounter redundancy when querying multiple tables, which can complicate results. To effectively perform a query, it's essential to understand the contents of the tables and the specific information needed from the query. Each pair of tables must be related through a common attribute for the query to work correctly. Properly structuring the query can help eliminate redundancy and yield the desired results.
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I am trying a query on a relational database. No two (related)tables have all the variables/attributes I need. I am trying to do the query on 3 tables.

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Doing a query on 3 tables, I am getting redundancy. No idea what else to do.[/B]
 
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You need to give us more information, such as: what are the contents of the tables and what do you want the query to answer.
 
Thanks, so in principle it is possible to query more than two databases ? Do we need any pair or any n-ple of databases to be related?
 
WWGD said:
Thanks, so in principle it is possible to query more than two databases ? Do we need any pair or any n-ple of databases to be related?
Yes. In Access terminology the data are contained in tables while a database contains tables, queries, forms etc. The only requirement for multi-table queries is a field that can be used to link tables pairwise.
 

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