Reputation: 2923
Microsoft Access supports "subdatasheets"
Is it possible to create this type of table from a SQL command? Or does one have to manually point and click to do it.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 358
Reputation: 6460
SQL commands can run scripts/manipulate data and organize it. It's a declarative language. What you're referring to is part of Access' UI features/capabilities.
Your subdatasheet link shows an Orders
table with a 1:M relationship to an Order Details
table. One Order record with many details about that Order.
The reference you linked shows you how to set this up; it doesn't take any SQL or even VBA to do this. This is a way to view data and it's correlated data from another table in a Datasheet
view.
Upvotes: 3