Hi:
I run into the following problem where I would use CreateQuerydef to create
a new Table and then use "Execute" to execute the statement. However, I
keep getting an error message saying that the table already exists! (Error
3010 Table already exists). But I made sure that the table were dropped
before I executed the statement and I went into the database to check that
the table was deleted before I ran the "execute" statement. Here are my
codes:
On Error Resume Next
sSql = "Drop Table " & sTableName
conData.Execute sSql
Set qdf = conData.CreateQ ueryDef("", _
"CREATE TABLE " & sTableName & " (DelimitedField s TEXT 255))")
qdf.Execute
Can somebody please tell me why I keep getting the error message ( Error
3010 Table already exists )?
5  8861 
On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 14:52:00 -0400, "Andrew" <an****@abc.c a> wrote: Hi:
I run into the following problem where I would use CreateQuerydef to create
a new Table and then use "Execute" to execute the statement. However, I
keep getting an error message saying that the table already exists! (Error
3010 Table already exists). But I made sure that the table were dropped
before I executed the statement and I went into the database to check that
the table was deleted before I ran the "execute" statement. Here are my
codes:
On Error Resume Next
sSql = "Drop Table " & sTableName
conData.Execute sSql
Set qdf = conData.CreateQ ueryDef("", _
"CREATE TABLE " & sTableName & " (DelimitedField s TEXT 255))")
qdf.Execute
Can somebody please tell me why I keep getting the error message ( Error
3010 Table already exists )?
Probably not. But you can probably figure it out yourself by dropping
the line:
On Error Resume Next
from the above.
mike
conData.Tablede fs.Refresh
(david)
"Mike Preston" <mb************ **@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:41******** ********@news.I NDIVIDUAL.NET.. . On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 14:52:00 -0400, "Andrew" <an****@abc.c a> wrote:
Hi:
I run into the following problem where I would use CreateQuerydef to
createa new Table and then use "Execute" to execute the statement. However, I
keep getting an error message saying that the table already exists!
(Error3010 Table already exists). But I made sure that the table were dropped
before I executed the statement and I went into the database to check
thatthe table was deleted before I ran the "execute" statement. Here are my
codes:
On Error Resume Next
sSql = "Drop Table " & sTableName
conData.Execute sSql
Set qdf = conData.CreateQ ueryDef("", _
"CREATE TABLE " & sTableName & " (DelimitedField s TEXT
255))") qdf.Execute
Can somebody please tell me why I keep getting the error message ( Error
3010 Table already exists )?
Probably not. But you can probably figure it out yourself by dropping
the line:
On Error Resume Next
from the above.
mike
total shot in the dark, but did you try refreshing the tabledefs
collection after the delete?
Hi:
Thanks for replying. I figured out it didn't work. It was my mistake!! I
incorrectly placed the Create Table statement within a For - Loop.
Obviously, the first time around the loop, the table was successfully
created. The second time around the loop, the table is already there and
hence the "Error Message".
"Pieter Linden" <pi********@hot mail.com> wrote in message
news:bf******** *************** **@posting.goog le.com... total shot in the dark, but did you try refreshing the tabledefs
collection after the delete?
Hi:
Thanks for replying. I figured out it didn't work. It was my mistake!! I
incorrectly placed the Create Table statement within a For - Loop.
Obviously, the first time around the loop, the table was successfully
created. The second time around the loop, the table is already there and
hence the "Error Message".
"Mike Preston" <mb************ **@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:41******** ********@news.I NDIVIDUAL.NET.. . On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 14:52:00 -0400, "Andrew" <an****@abc.c a> wrote:
Hi:
I run into the following problem where I would use CreateQuerydef to
createa new Table and then use "Execute" to execute the statement. However, I
keep getting an error message saying that the table already exists!
(Error3010 Table already exists). But I made sure that the table were dropped
before I executed the statement and I went into the database to check
thatthe table was deleted before I ran the "execute" statement. Here are my
codes:
On Error Resume Next
sSql = "Drop Table " & sTableName
conData.Execute sSql
Set qdf = conData.CreateQ ueryDef("", _
"CREATE TABLE " & sTableName & " (DelimitedField s TEXT
255))") qdf.Execute
Can somebody please tell me why I keep getting the error message ( Error
3010 Table already exists )?
Probably not. But you can probably figure it out yourself by dropping
the line:
On Error Resume Next
from the above.
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