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Create stored procedure on server side and exec it with something like:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40409343-1">CurrentDb.Execute &quot;exec sp_yourprocedurename &quot; &amp; [ID] &amp; &quot;, &quot; &amp; [STAFF-Resource NAME OT] (etc.)</code></pre>
First of all - you can embed into SP any logic you want, second, you can exec that procedure from more application functions than one.
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Create stored procedure on server side and exec it with something like:


CurrentDb.Execute "exec sp_yourprocedurename " & [ID] & ", " & [STAFF-Resource NAME OT] (etc.)

First of all - you can embed into SP any logic you want, second, you can exec that procedure from more application functions than one.

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Hi,<br />
I was wondering if I can get some help with an insert statement I am running in vba.<br />
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I need to insert some records based on the current form<br />
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my code is something like this:<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-28546014-1">CurrentDb.Execute &quot;insert into SER_FAXES_FILE ([ID],[STAFF-Resource NAME OT], [ADDRESS UNIQUE ID]) values (SELECT [ID],[STAFF-Resource NAME OT], [ADDRESS UNIQUE ID] from SER_FAXES_FILE_daily where SER_FAXES_FILE.ID = me.id))&quot;</code></pre>
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can I do a insert with a select statement with currentdb.execute? its erroriing out<br />
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thanks in advance<br />
Vinnie
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Hi,
I was wondering if I can get some help with an insert statement I am running in vba.

I need to insert some records based on the current form

my code is something like this:
(CODE)

can I do a insert with a select statement with currentdb.execute? its erroriing out

thanks in advance
Vinnie

insert statement in vba

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