G Guest Jun 18, 2005 #1 Is there any syntax for this, or is it the case that Jet does not support this data type?
J Jeff Boyce Jun 18, 2005 #2 Table definitions in Access can include an Autonumber data type, and you can set that to incremental or random. If you could use an append query to "load" a pre-defined table, you could use this data type. Good luck Jeff Boyce <Access MVP>
Table definitions in Access can include an Autonumber data type, and you can set that to incremental or random. If you could use an append query to "load" a pre-defined table, you could use this data type. Good luck Jeff Boyce <Access MVP>
G Guest Jun 18, 2005 #3 Thanks Jeff I guess I cannot create the table from scratch with SQL then. Will just run it in VBA. Regards Carl
Thanks Jeff I guess I cannot create the table from scratch with SQL then. Will just run it in VBA. Regards Carl
J Jeff Boyce Jun 18, 2005 #4 Carl The absence of proof <> the proof of absence... I'm not saying it isn't do-able. Perhaps one of the other 'group readers can offer the SQL. I simply offered an approach I've used... Good luck Jeff Boyce <Access MVP>
Carl The absence of proof <> the proof of absence... I'm not saying it isn't do-able. Perhaps one of the other 'group readers can offer the SQL. I simply offered an approach I've used... Good luck Jeff Boyce <Access MVP>
G Guest Aug 12, 2005 #5 Use the CREATE TABLE command followed by the name of the table. for example: CREATE TABLE Books ( BookID CHAR (20) Primary Key, BookName CHAR (50), BookDescription CHAR (100), PageNumbers CHAR (04), Author CHAR (50));
Use the CREATE TABLE command followed by the name of the table. for example: CREATE TABLE Books ( BookID CHAR (20) Primary Key, BookName CHAR (50), BookDescription CHAR (100), PageNumbers CHAR (04), Author CHAR (50));