SQL Access Sentence - sql

Question

I been trying to use this sentences that i made in SQL Server Management Studio, on access with no luck, after hours googling, i think they use different languages, can someone help me turn these in Access language?
select c.id_client 'Client ID',
c.client_name 'First Name'
c.client_lname 'Last Name'
from client c join bills b
on c.id_client = b.id_client join bill_detail d
on d.bill_num=b.bill_num
where month (b.date)=3
and year(b.date)= year(getdate())
group by c.id_client, c.client_name,c.client_lname
having d.price > (select avg(prirce) from bill_detail)
select s.id_seller 'Seller ID',
s.seller_name 'First Name',
s.seller_lname 'Last Name',
avg(quantity*d.price),
from sellers s join bills b
on v.id_seller=b.id_seller join bill_detail d
on b.bill_num = d.bill_num
group by s.id_seller, s.seller_name, s.seller_lname
having avg (quantity*d.price) < (select avg(quantity*d.price) from
bill_detail)
select date 'Date',
sum(quantity) 'Tickets Sold',
sum(quantity*d.price) 'Total Amount Sold',
avg(quantity*d.price) 'Average Amount Sold',
from bills b join bill_detail d
on b.bill_num = d.bill_num
group by date
Sry, they were in spanish, hence the awfull english. And thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Useful references:
Converting Access Queries to SQL Server
T-SQL Equivalents for Microsoft Access VBA Functions
I think these will work.. (it's been a while)
SELECT
client.id_client [client id]
, client.client_name [first name]
, client.client_lname [last name]
FROM (client
JOIN bills ON client.id_client = bills.id_client)
JOIN bill_detail ON bill_detail.bill_num = bills.bill_num
WHERE MONTH(bills.date) = 3
AND YEAR(bills.date) = YEAR(DATE())
GROUP BY
client.id_client
, client.client_name
, client.client_lname
HAVING d.price > (
SELECT
AVG(prirce)
FROM bill_detail
)
;
For some reason Access likes parentheses in the from clause. No idea why. There should be MONTH() & YEAR() . Don't recall if Access like table aliases, so I removed them and don't use single quotes for column labels (don't do this is SQL Server either).
SELECT
sellers.id_seller [seller id]
, sellers.seller_name [first name]
, sellers.seller_lname [last name]
, AVG(quantity * bill_detail.price)
FROM (sellers
JOIN bills ON v.id_seller = bills.id_seller)
JOIN bill_detail ON bills.bill_num = bill_detail.bill_num
GROUP BY
sellers.id_seller
, sellers.seller_name
, sellers.seller_lname
HAVING AVG(quantity * bill_detail.price) < (
SELECT
AVG(quantity * bill_detail.price)
FROM bill_detail
)
;
Aside from table & column aliases changes these 2 should be ok.
SELECT
datex [date]
, SUM(quantity) [tickets sold]
, SUM(quantity * bill_detail.price) [total amount sold]
, AVG(quantity * bill_detail.price) [average amount sold]
FROM (bills
JOIN bill_detail ON bills.bill_num = bill_detail.bill_num)
GROUP BY
datex
;

Answer 2

having d.price > (select avg(prirce) from bill_detail)
I think you should change it to avg(price) instead of avg(prirce).
(Must be spelling mistake only)