I have read many of the topics on importing tables from one database to
another. However, I don't want to use the TransferDatabase command
because I want to copy all the records (not the object) from one table
in an external database into my current database. My current database
already has the table and I want that table to keep its records.

Any ideas?

One approach is to use the IN statement. For example

INSERT INTO MyLocalTable
SELECT *
FROM MyRemoteTable
IN 'C:\MyRemoteDatabase.mdb'

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"pwh777" <pwh777@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I have read many of the topics on importing tables from one database to
another. However, I don't want to use the TransferDatabase command
because I want to copy all the records (not the object) from one table
in an external database into my current database. My current database
already has the table and I want that table to keep its records.

Any ideas?

pwh777 wrote:
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> I have read many of the topics on importing tables from one database to
> another. However, I don't want to use the TransferDatabase command
> because I want to copy all the records (not the object) from one table
> in an external database into my current database. My current database
> already has the table and I want that table to keep its records.[/color]

Do the TransferDatabase anyway, but name the external table differently.
Then, use an Append query to copy your records. You can delete the
linked table afterwards.

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It's working. Thanks so much David! That was awesome.