run an append query and then delte records

G

George Walters

I want to run a query (append?) and then delete the records that were
appended. But I want to do this with one query instead of a macro.
 
K

knawtn via AccessMonster.com

George said:
I want to run a query (append?) and then delete the records that were
appended. But I want to do this with one query instead of a macro.

I need more information.

You could create a temporary table (empty) with the same fields as your
original table (MakeTable query) and append records to it (Append Query) via
a form. You could query that temporary table to your hearts content, or
delete it with a Delete query. (Be careful not to accidentally delete your
original table.)

Something like this is relatively easy to set up, but I would need more
details.
 
G

George Walters

I just want to kill two birds with one stone: append and then delete appended
records. Can I do this with one query without any other hocus-pocus?
 
J

John Spencer

If you mean you want to use one query to do both actions, then as far as I
know it cannot be done.

This requires two separate queries.
 
L

Lincoln

Actually,
You should be able to do this with a VBA script...Place a command button
your form. Then design the query in Acccess, use the SQL view copy the append
query:

Private Sub
domcd.RunSQL "past the append query string"
domcd.runSQL "paste the delete query string"
End Sub

Click on the button and walla. Oh and I do this all the time! email me your
SQL String if you need more help. [email protected]
 
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