Creating a query can be a little different when there is more than one table involved. First of all, if you want to create a query that makes use of more than one table, it is necessary to make sure the tables have the necessary relationships created. Secondly, in your query design, you will be selecting fields from more than one table, which can sometimes be a little confusing.
In the following exercises, we will be using a database called Music Collection 2.mdb. This is similar to the one you created in the previous exercises. The only difference is that it has a lot of CD and Songs records already entered. If this database is not available, you can enter some of your own records in to the one you have created, but the exercises will assume you are using records in the Music Collection 2.mdb database.
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Exercise 1.
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