its been a while since i posted anything in here so here goes.. and before that yes.. i'm still using Access VBA for DB applications Anyway.. i developed an apps using MS Access for a client and the ...
A subselect used on the right-hand side of an = must probably return one row (one column, even). A subselect used on the right-hand side of an IN can probably return multiple rows (though presumably ...
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