Returning A Row From SQL And Storing In Local Table

Oct 16, 2007

Hi all!

I have a bit of an issue. Im trying to retrieve a row from SQL and insert it into my local DB table.

However, when I try and execute the code, I get an error message. The data had not been inserted into my local DB table.

Here is the code:

strsql = "INSERT INTO EntryDetail_Local SELECT EntryDetails.* FROM EntryDetails where entrykeyid = " & plngentrykeyid & ";"
Set qdftemp = mydb.QueryDefs("qry_Append_EntryDetail_Local")
qdftemp.SQL = strsql
qdftemp.Close
qdftemp.Execute
DoEvents

Any ideas?

Cheers

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