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Have you connected to the database you want to run the queries on? &nbsp;<br />
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Have you connected to the database you want to run the queries on?  



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Sorry! forgot to mention. You connect by whatever means you want. Either DSN, which I have used, or by using providers.<br />
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Sorry! forgot to mention. You connect by whatever means you want. Either DSN, which I have used, or by using providers.

Madhur

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Ok. so i tried the example above by hmadhur. and i get the error msg<br />
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&quot;Invalid SQL statment; expected 'DELETE','INSERT','PROCEDU<wbr />RE','SELEC<wbr />T', or 'UPDATE'<br />
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any ideas?<br />

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Ok. so i tried the example above by hmadhur. and i get the error msg

"Invalid SQL statment; expected 'DELETE','INSERT','PROCEDURE','SELECT', or 'UPDATE'

any ideas?


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Ok. I fond that I was accessing teh wrong database. <br />
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Ok. I fond that I was accessing teh wrong database.




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I have 2 queries called 'Query_Append' and 'Query_Update' , these are queies made in MS Acces they are of the type APPEND and UPDATE. &nbsp;How can i run there queries using VisualBasic 6 code?<br />
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Thanks,
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I have 2 queries called 'Query_Append' and 'Query_Update' , these are queies made in MS Acces they are of the type APPEND and UPDATE.  How can i run there queries using VisualBasic 6 code?

Thanks,

Running Apped or Update Access Quesry using VisualBasic

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