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union query question

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goslincm

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I'm trying to learn more about Union Queries and I'm trying to use a UNION Query to do the following simple task.

tbl_training
training_code (PK)
training_title
training_session

tbl_section
SectNumb(PK)
SecDate(PK)
SecRoom
SecEnrollment

I want to use a union query so I can get familar with them, on this, to the training title for all section dates of 8/15/2007.

Can I do this with a union query?
 
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Disregard, I'm confusing union queries with subqueries.
 
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