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VBA code for access -- Moving record to another table

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I am creating an inventory db in access and I want to be able to move a record to a different table when the location of where that asset is currently being stored is changed. I don't see a macro action that I can use and I was wondering is tehre was any VBA code that would work?? Any thoughts??
Jul 1 '07 #1
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Killer42
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I don't think SQL databases in general, and Access specifically, have any concept of "moving" a record. I believe you'd need to do first a copy (in Access parlance, an Append Query), then a delete.
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