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Thank all you folks for the input. The lessons are very hellpful. Since I am still in the initial development stage, I will probably take a new approach and rewrite this module completely using your pointers.

I may be a bit thick-headed but it appears the RefreshCache method is used in JRO which I know nothing about. Please enlighten me if I am wrong on this. I don't have the time to learn about JRO so I guess I will just have to insert the 1-second delay. Thank you for your help.

Sorry, I left two lines out of my first set of code: After the "Do While" and before the "SQL =" I load two variables. CurJob = RSmatl!Job_Code CurItem = RSmatl!Item_No There were three records in the RSmatl recordset and all three got inserted into the Materials table. But only two of them...

I tried that once and found it was the wrong forum. My code is in a VB-6 program not in Access VBA.

Actually, I tried the DoEvents with no success. Only a 1-second pause does the trick. Thank you. I think my answer is in another forum where they talk about asyncronous database functions.

I am not creating code in Access. I am working with VB. I think I am in the wrong forum. I'll try "Visual Basic(Microsoft) Databases Forum". Thanks anyway

I hope I am in the right forum. I have a VB program that first clears an Access table. Then, using a recordset opened to another database, inserts several records into it. Set WK = CreateWorkspace("", "admin", "", dbUseJet) Set DB2 = WK.OpenDatabase(MasterFile) SQL = "Delete * From Materials "...

I was transfered to this forum and hope I am in the right category. I have a VB program that clears an Access table then, in a loop, inserts several records into it. Set WK = CreateWorkspace("", "admin", "", dbUseJet) Set DB2 = WK.OpenDatabase(MasterFile) SQL = "Delete * From Materials "...

I am new to this forum and hope I am in the right category. I have a program that clears an Access table then, in a loop, inserts several records into it. SQL="Insert Into Materials (JobCode, Item)" SQL=SQL & "Values ('" & CurJob & "','" & CurItem & "')" DB2.Execute SQL...