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Do you now how I can resolve the fact that when I import a txt file using the Import Specification, that every other record generated to the output Access 2003 table is a completely blank record?
I am developing an Access 2003 application with an MDB type file.
I import a txt file into an Access 2003 table.
After I run the Import Wizard and set up the Import Specification and complete the process,
I open the table that was populated and discover that every other record is completely blank.
Do you know what may have caused this problem and how I may resolve it?
I import a txt file into an Access 2003 table.
After I run the Import Wizard and set up the Import Specification and complete the process,
I open the table that was populated and discover that every other record is completely blank.
Do you know what may have caused this problem and how I may resolve it?
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Also note that without us having access to your text file or your import spec (in a sample database), ...it is difficult to see why this blank row is appearing...
A lot of times it may be a carriage return or Line feed...
JeffCoachman
Also note that without us having access to your text file or your import spec (in a sample database), ...it is difficult to see why this blank row is appearing...
A lot of times it may be a carriage return or Line feed...
JeffCoachman
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Does the attached sample file help with your evaluation (includes a heading record plus 1 sample record)?
TIMNYCashBreaks.txt
TIMNYCashBreaks.txt
Well I would still need to actual have a sample of your db with the import spec.
But this may all be a moot point because what mbizup posted is the standard way of dealing with these types of situations, ...so please follow up with her.
;-)
JeffCoachman
But this may all be a moot point because what mbizup posted is the standard way of dealing with these types of situations, ...so please follow up with her.
;-)
JeffCoachman
if that fails, create a new db, do the import routine..