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multiple queries in MS Access

Hi can i fire multiple queries in MS Access at one shot?

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Sandeep Bhutani
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Jul 17 '08 #1
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Stewart Ross
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Sandeep, you really haven't told us what you want to do. Your question should be detailed enough that we can answer it without looking at a blog link (which I have removed for reasons outlined below). Even with the contents of your blog entry I could not find sufficient detail to begin to hazard a guess at what you are asking us.

I am concerned that your post with its blog link could be taken as potential spam. I wish to give you the benefit of the doubt for now, but please be advised that the site rules do not allow links to personal sites in technical posts unless these in some way add to the technical content of the question (e.g. linking a screen image). I have therefore removed your blog link.

I would ask you to read the posting guidelines at the top of the forum, and repost your question in a form that we can answer.

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