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Using VBA to create a Select Query for Two Tables

Asked by jpgalasso in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: vba, query, select, create

I need to use VBA to create a one to one Query from "Table1" and "Table2". While the two tables do not have exactly the same Fields, they each share three Fields named "Field1", "Field2" and "Field3". Field1 is a "primary key". I need to capture in a Query all of the common records for "Field1" (i.e. those records for which Table1's Field1 equal Table2's Field1). For these common records, the Query needs to contain the corresponding values for four other columns (i.e. Table1:Field2, Table2:Field2, Table1:Field3, and Table2:Field3).

I have tried the following:

Dim SQL As String

SQL = "SELECT Table2.Field2, Table1. Field2, Table1.Field3, Table2.Field3 "& _
"FROM Table1 INNER JOIN Table2 ON Table1.Field1 = Table2.Field1"

DoCmd.RunSQL SQL

But I get the following error message: "A Run SQL action requires an argument of an SQL statement".

Actually even if the above worked, I am not sure what I would have. Don't I need to somehow name the Query so I can access the results?

Thanks much for any help.

Jim
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