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Need help with a SQL Append Query & Access VBA

Asked by wmilliga in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: access, append, query, vba



Can someone help me to modify this append query?

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Private Sub cmdPublish_Click()
Dim SQL As String
SQL = "INSERT INTO boats ( StockNo, [Year], Make, Model ) VALUES ('STK', '1999', 'Parker', '2320')"
DoCmd.RunSQL SQL
End Sub

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OK- my ODBC connection to MySQL works. Now I want to put real data in.

Let's say I had either a control on a form or a field in a table. For example:

tblBoats
   StockNo (text)
   Year (int)
   Make (text)
   Model (text)

Or simply controls on a form containing values, for ex:

txtControlStockNo
txtControlYear
txtControlMake
txtControlModel


Can someone provide me with an example of the correct syntax within VBA to modify my append query?
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