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Asked: May 24, 20262026-05-24T03:13:01+00:00 2026-05-24T03:13:01+00:00

I am working on doing some data transfers moving data from one database to

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I am working on doing some data transfers moving data from one database to another and I would like to do this without using to much memory on the computer that I am running this data transfer program on. Currently the program is ran every minute, but I want to alter this so that I am fetching data every hour. Ultimately, I want to change the following query so that I am not grabbing just the most value but that I am grabbing data that is from the past hour:

SELECT Data.[Date / Time],
       DATA.[Hot Strip Mill Total],
       Data.[Basic Oxygen Furnace Total],
       Data.[Electro-Arc Furnace Total],
       Data.[J-9 Shop Total],
       Data.[Levy Maintence Building Total],
       Data.[Ford Body Shop Total],
       Data.[Ford Chiller Building Total],
       Data.[Ford Dearborn W Plant Total],
       Data.[Ford Dearborn E Plant Total], 
       Data.[Ford Dearborn Balcony Total], 
       Data.[Ford Final Assembly Total],
       Data.[Ford Frame Plant Total], 
       Data.[Ford Dearborn N Plant Total],
       Data.[Ford Tool and Die Total], 
       Data.[Ford Paint Plant Total],
       Data.[Ford Glass Plant Total], 
       DATA.[Hot Strip Mill Rate], 
       Data.[Basic Oxygen Furnace Rate], 
       Data.[Electro-Arc Furnace Rate],
       Data.[J-9 Shop Rate],
       Data.[Levy Maintence Building Rate],
       Data.[Ford Body Shop Rate],
       Data.[Ford Chiller Building Rate],
       Data.[Ford Dearborn W Plant Rate],
       Data.[Ford Dearborn E Plant Rate],
       Data.[Ford Dearborn Balcony Rate],
       Data.[Ford Final Assembly Rate],
       Data.[Ford Frame Plant Rate],
       Data.[Ford Dearborn N Plant Rate],
       Data.[Ford Tool and Die Rate],
       Data.[Ford Paint Plant Rate],
       Data.[Ford Glass Plant Rate]
       FROM DATA  
       WHERE Format(Data.[Date / Time], 'mm/dd/yyyy hh:nn:ss') >=
           (select Format(max(Data.[Date / Time]),'mm/dd/yyyy hh:nn:ss') from Data);

As in, it is now 10:51:00AM, my program is now running it would return data from greater than 09:51:00AM until now, Likewise at 11:51:00AM, return data from greater than 10:51:00 until 11:51:00AM. I am not that famililar with Access but I am fairly capable with queries. This one just has me lost. Can anyone help understand how accomplish this? Thanks

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    2026-05-24T03:13:01+00:00Added an answer on May 24, 2026 at 3:13 am

    Since 1 day = 1, therefore 1 hour = 1/24.
    So -just for fun – you could even express your condition as

    WHERE Data.[Date / Time] >= (Now()-1/24)
    
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