Question : Is adding a semi-colon a part of the the proper SQL string syntax for manipulating Microsoft Access queries?

All,

I notice according to this website - that they add a semi-colon add the end of their SQL syntax.  
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb177897(office.12).aspx

I manipulate a ton of these with parsing out sections but as a general rule should I also have the semi-colon at the end?  I always take it out.

Answer : Is adding a semi-colon a part of the the proper SQL string syntax for manipulating Microsoft Access queries?

In Access the semicolon is strictly optional