August 30, 2008 01:24am pdt

1. capricorn1 832,555
2. LSMCons... 420,738
3. boag2000 397,917
4. DatabaseMX 312,932
5. peter57r 282,365
6. harfang 259,782
7. jimhorn 170,361
8. matthews... 134,445
9. TextReport 130,246
10. MikeToole 114,323
11. omgang 96,947
12. frankytee 91,914
13. koutny 89,755
14. angelIII 76,770
15. Rick_Ric... 71,927
16. eghtebas 63,987
17. GRayL 62,530
18. ee_rlee 62,522
19. rorya 61,932
20. irudyk 60,110
21. hnasr 56,555
22. LennyGray 56,292
23. cactus_d... 55,098
24. jefftwilley 54,222
25. wiswalld 51,523

1. capricorn1 1,453,400
2. LSMCons... 652,857
3. DatabaseMX 615,657
4. peter57r 519,874
5. harfang 441,330
6. boag2000 437,829
7. jimhorn 366,351
8. jefftwilley 350,437
9. matthews... 283,709
10. mbizup 241,400
11. frankytee 227,167
12. stevbe 220,614
13. MikeToole 219,373
14. omgang 169,182
15. rockiroads 151,183
16. GRayL 148,336
17. LPurvis 135,020
18. TextReport 130,746
19. JDettman 120,740
20. angelIII 119,828
21. ragoran 112,130
22. koutny 104,780
23. Rick_Ric... 95,527
24. eghtebas 91,562
25. rorya 86,982

05.13.2008 at 08:51AM PDT, ID: 23398292

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IMPORT dbf file to MS Access

Asked by sonchoy in Access Coding/Macros, dBase

I know the code to import dbf file to access
DoCmd.TransferDatabase acImport, "dBase 5.0", strLocalDir, acTable,
strFileName, strTableName
But how can I check before import so that duplicate table doesn't exist. If exist I'd like yo delete that first otherwise access create table1, table2, table3, so on.............Start Free Trial

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IMPORT dbf file to MS Access

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