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Make table query via vba

I have a make table query that I want to run from VBA. What is the syntax to add or change the table name?

Thanks for any help!
Mar 26 '09 #1
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DonRayner
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When in query design select (View - SQL View) from the menu bar and copy the sql text. Paste this into your vba, it will be something like this.

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  1. SELECT YourOldTable.* INTO YourNewTable
  2. FROM YourOldTable;
You then need to convert this into a string to run the sql from vba

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  1. Dim stSQL, YourNewTable
  2. YourNewTable = "???????"
  3. stSQL = "SELECT YourOldTable.* INTO " & YourNewTable & " FROM YourOldTable;"
  4. DoCmd.RunSQL stSQL
The YourOldTable would be replaced by whatever your source table is and the YourNewTable would be a string variable variable that you set with the name of the table you wish to create.
Mar 27 '09 #2
NeoPa
32,556 Expert Mod 16PB
The table name within an Access QueryDef is part of the design and cannot be changed when running the query from code.

A change to the design would be required.

Alternatively, you can get the SQL from the saved QueryDef into a string and modify that string in VBA, then execute that string as SQL as Don has in line #4 of his VBA code.

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