does ms access use semicolon to terminate a statement
M Mark Jun 24, 2008 #2 No! There is no termination required in code statements. Semicolons are frequently uses to delineate lists. Steve
No! There is no termination required in code statements. Semicolons are frequently uses to delineate lists. Steve
J Jeff Boyce Jun 24, 2008 #3 Tina MS Access is usually considered the user-interface. Are you talking about VBA? (and if you are, no) Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Office/Access MVP
Tina MS Access is usually considered the user-interface. Are you talking about VBA? (and if you are, no) Regards Jeff Boyce Microsoft Office/Access MVP
J John W. Vinson Jun 24, 2008 #4 does ms access use semicolon to terminate a statement Click to expand... VBA expressions do not use semicolons (the statement ends at the end of a line unless you use the " _" continuation signal). SQL queries are optionally terminated by a semicolon (if you leave the semicolon off it still works, but it would be good practice to include it).
does ms access use semicolon to terminate a statement Click to expand... VBA expressions do not use semicolons (the statement ends at the end of a line unless you use the " _" continuation signal). SQL queries are optionally terminated by a semicolon (if you leave the semicolon off it still works, but it would be good practice to include it).
