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How would you insert records into a new table using SQL ?

Asked by zimmer9 in Microsoft ADP, SQL Query Syntax, SQL Server 2005

I am using Access 2003 to create an Access application using Access as the front end with VBA code and SQL
Server as the back end database.

If you were to add records to a new table titled tblDtlDateRanges with just 2 fields titled
1) RngID  (this is an Identity field)
2) DateRange

with the following values:

RngID          DateRange
----------      ----------------------------------------------
1                  LESS THAN 6 MONTHS OLD
2                  06 MONTHS TO 12 MONTHS OLD
3                  12 MONTHS TO 24 MONTHS OLD
4                  24 MONTHS TO 36 MONTHS OLD
5                  GREATER THAN 36 MONTHS OLD
 
How would you create a SQL statement assigned to the variable string strSQL to do load these values into the new table named tblDtlDateRanges ?

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