SQL delete statement

Question

The common way to delete a specific row in a table is:
DELETE FROM customerTable WHERE customerName =ABC AND customerID =123;
However, are there any other alternative way to delete the specific row instead? Because my problem is i must link the name and ID together.
I need something like the command below.
DELETE FROM customerTable WHERE customerName AND customerID="ABC,123";
I need to use "ABC,123" in one go, i cant separate them. Anyone have any idea. Please help.

Answer 1

Thanks people and i appreciate all the help, but my client/server system is already there and working although true, it might not be an ideal application.
DigitalDreamer:
Whats wrong with
DELETE FROM customerTable WHERE customerID =123;
My system is actually a reservation system and the query above is suppose to be use for deleting a booking. (DELETE FROM bookingTable WHERE BookingID = "123";)
The delete query you mentioned works equally the same as the one i
need, as a matter of fact, thats what i am using for my system. (hehe)
But my system doesnt seem right if all the user needs to key in is the
bookingID to delete his booking. What if another user simply keys in a number and delete someone elses booking? Therefore i want to make the user key on more info before deleting his bookings. I am just trying my best to make my system abit more realistic.
Anyway, the command || is not recognized in MS Access.
Anyhow, the query below is what i was expecting.
DELETE BookingID FROM [Booking Table] WHERE BookingID + [Customer name] = "123John"
However, it still doesnt work because both of the column must be in text based form. BookingID is numeric (autonumber). Anybody here know to fix it?