Microsoft Access Query Converted To SQL

Dec 3, 2006

Here a query Microsoft Access Query  That I would like to convert to SQL. What replace the Word "Last" in SQL

SELECT Contacts.FirstName, Last(Contacts.LastName) AS LastofLastName
FROM Contacts
GROUP BY Contacts.FirstName;
 

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Function AddBulletin()
Dim st As String
Dim i As Integer
Dim db As Database
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DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdDeleteRecord
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The mistake appears on the last two rows.
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Ø Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP2
Ø Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with Windows XP MCE 2005 Update Rollup 2installed.
Ø Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition SP2
Ø Microsoft Windows Vista (Only Windows Mobile 6.0 devices are supported)

On devices, the following operating systems will be supported:
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Ø Windows CE 4.2
Ø Windows CE 5.0
Ø Windows Mobile 5.0
Ø Windows Mobile 6.0

The following versions of Microsoft Access will be supported:
Ø Microsoft Access 2000 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2000)
Ø Microsoft Access 2002 SP3 (Microsoft Office 2002)
Ø Microsoft Office Access 2003 SP2 (Microsoft Office 2003)
Ø Microsoft Office Access 2007

This solution will work with all installations for SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition on devices. The sample application provided is supported only on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC edition.


For more details on ADS please see the readme
ADS Readme


Feedback

We look forward to you providing us feedback about this solution. You can provide us feedback at

SQL Server Mobile Edition/SQL Server Compact Edition MSDN Forum

And

SQL Server Compact Edition Blog

Thanks,
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