Hi.
I have a set of Access queries that extract data from SQL Server. These queries are using linked tables which i find faster than creating a connection object and reading in each line of the recordset into Access seperately.
My question:
Is there anyway to pass the 'table to be appended to' information to my query, I.e. there are 10 sets of debtors that have 10 different debtor tables. Could I use one query to append the debtor listing to 10 possible tables?
I know that I can use 'queryDef' to select any debtor listing from one query into a 'flushing' table, and then copy this to the pertinent debtor table, but I would like to pass the 'append to' table definition directly to the query and do away with the copying into the flushing table and then to the relevant debtor table.
A star as usual for a workable answer. 2 stars for any answer that includes a connection object and a bulk select into my access table, i.e. without defining field variables and 'reading' the recordset in.
Thanks for anything.
Russie.
I have a set of Access queries that extract data from SQL Server. These queries are using linked tables which i find faster than creating a connection object and reading in each line of the recordset into Access seperately.
My question:
Is there anyway to pass the 'table to be appended to' information to my query, I.e. there are 10 sets of debtors that have 10 different debtor tables. Could I use one query to append the debtor listing to 10 possible tables?
I know that I can use 'queryDef' to select any debtor listing from one query into a 'flushing' table, and then copy this to the pertinent debtor table, but I would like to pass the 'append to' table definition directly to the query and do away with the copying into the flushing table and then to the relevant debtor table.
A star as usual for a workable answer. 2 stars for any answer that includes a connection object and a bulk select into my access table, i.e. without defining field variables and 'reading' the recordset in.
Thanks for anything.
Russie.