is displayed if you choose to enter

is displayed if you choose to enter a custom SQL statement, and then click the Query Builder button in the dialog box that follows.
• The Query Builder lets you build a Select statement by choosing columns from one or more tables and views and specifying the sort order and filter criteria for each column.
• When you first start the Query Builder, a dialog box is displayed that lets you select the database tables you want to include in the query. Each table you select is displayed in the diagram pane at the top of the Query Builder window.
• If you add two related tables to the diagram pane, the Query Builder automatically joins the two tables by including a Join phrase in the From clause.
• To include a column from a table, use the check box that appears next to the column in the diagram pane. This adds the column to the grid pane. Then, you can specify any sorting or filtering requirements for the column.
• You can use a parameter in an expression in the Filter column to create a param-eterized query. If you use one or more parameters in the query, the Data Source Configuration Wizard lets you specify the source of each parameter value, as described in figure 13-10.
• As you select columns and specify sort and selection criteria, the Query Builder builds the Select statement and displays it in the SQL pane.
• To display the results of the query in the results pane, click the Execute Query button. If the query includes parameters, you will be asked to enter the value of each parameter.