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  1. #1
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    Add data in table

    I'm trying to add some data/records generated from some databases in a table named TblPprmloc in a .mdb file. How can I accomplished these task?


    Thanks
    Andy Wong


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    Re: Add data in table

    what sort of data? are yuo using VB to read from one database and insert that information into another database?

    please expand on your question.

    thanks,
    John

    John Pirkey
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    John Pirkey
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    Re: Add data in table

    My access file names passive.mdb has a table named PPRMLOC. How can I add 25 records in the table which has 3 fields. The code is below.


    Set WsPassive = DBEngine.Workspaces(0)
    Set DbPassive = WsPassive.CreateDatabase(txtTrgPath + "Passive.mdb", dbLangGeneral)
    Set Tbl = DbPassive.CreateTableDef("PPRMLOC")
    With Tbl
    .Fields.Append .CreateField("NounCode", dbText, 8)
    .Fields.Append .CreateField("FirstRec", dbInteger, 8)
    .Fields.Append .CreateField("NumRecs", dbInteger, 8)
    End With
    DbPassive.TableDefs.Append Tbl
    'Create a primary index on "NounCode" for unique record
    Set Idx = Tbl.CreateIndex("IdxNounCode")
    Idx.Primary = True
    With Idx
    .Fields.Append .CreateField("NounCode")
    End With
    Tbl.Indexes.Append Idx

    inTfrt = 0
    For i = 1 To 25
    Set TblPsmain = DbPassive.CreateTableDef("Psmain" & aryFileNo(i))
    TblPsmain.Connect = "FoxPro 2.5;" & "DATABASE=" & txtSrcPath
    TblPsmain.SourceTableName = "psmain" + aryFileNo(i) + ".dbf"
    DbPassive.TableDefs.Append TblPsmain

    Set RsPsmain = DbPassive.OpenRecordset("Psmain" & aryFileNo(i))

    TblPprmloc(i).strNoun = RsPsmain![nouncode]
    TblPprmloc(i).lFrtRec = inTfrt
    TblPprmloc(i).lNumRec = 0

    Dim strFld_p7010 As String, strFld_p8001 As String, strFld_p8601 As String
    strFld_p7010 = RsPsmain![p7010] & "" 'Get current values from the recordset a zero length string is appended to each
    strFld_p8001 = RsPsmain![p8001] & "" 'variable to avoid the Invalid use of Null error if a field is null although current
    strFld_p8601 = RsPsmain![p8601] & "" 'rules don't allow nulls, there may be legacy data that doesn't conform to existing rules

    Do While Not RsPsmain.EOF
    If Not IsNull(strFld_p7010) Or Not IsNull(strFld_p8001) Or Not IsNull(strFld_p8601) Then
    TblPprmloc(i).lNumRec = TblPprmloc(i).lNumRec + 1
    End If
    RsPsmain.MoveNext
    Loop
    inTfrt = inTfrt + TblPprmloc(i).lNumRec

    (HOW TO ADD RECORDS IN THE TABLE IN THIS LOOP)

    Next i


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    Re: Add data in table

    You might be able to just build an insert statement and excute on the connection. since i'm not really sure what data yuo are trying to insert, this is just some psuedo code:

    for i = 1 to 25

    'all the same as you already have until the last while loop

    Do While Not RsPsmain.EOF
    If Not IsNull(strFld_p7010) Or Not IsNull(strFld_p8001) Or Not IsNull(strFld_p8601) then
    TblPprmloc(i).lNumRec = TblPprmloc(i).lNumRec + 1
    End If
    RsPsmain.MoveNext
    Loop

    inTfrt = inTfrt + TblPprmloc(i).lNumRec

    >(HOW to ADD RECORDS IN THE TABLE IN THIS LOOP)

    sql = "INSERT INTO Psmain" & aryFileNo(i)) & " VALUES ("
    sql = sql & "'" & NounCodeValue & "', "
    sql = sql & FirstRecValue & ", "
    sql = sql & NumRecsValue & ")"

    'now execute this command
    dbPassive.execute sql

    next i




    That's my suggestion. I hope it makes sense and/or helps.

    Good luck,
    John


    John Pirkey
    MCSD
    www.ShallowWaterSystems.com
    John Pirkey
    MCSD (VB6)
    http://www.stlvbug.org

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