John Nurick [Microsoft Access MVP]-Looping through linked tables 2nd request

[C. Pete Straman via AccessMonster.com]

John,

Thank you for your help. However, your code or mine still produce the same
result. The very first table the message box tells me that is appended
"~TMPCLP352641 Appended to 060004 Table."
I used your code below to go through the linked tables.

C. Pete Straman

PS-what is an MVP




'**** Step 3*******
'***** Appends linked tables
Private Sub cmdAppendNewTable_Click()

Dim condatabase As ADODB.Connection
Dim dbD As DAO.Database
Dim tbldef As TableDef
Dim strSQL As String
Set condatabase = CurrentProject.Connection
Set dbD = CurrentDb()

'Check if accountnumber was changed to new text-255 data type
Answer = MsgBox("Have you processed Steps 1 and 2?", _
vbYesNo + vbQuestion, "Tell me")
If Answer = vbNo Then Exit Sub


'Loop through the linked tables to find the facility number
For Each tbldef In dbD.TableDefs
If Len(tbldef.Connect) > 0 Then
'Pull data from linked tables if facilityid is found
strSQL = "INSERT INTO 060004" _
+ " SELECT accountnumber AS accountnumber, transactiondate AS
transactiondate," _
+ " financialclass AS financialclass, facilityid AS facilityid,
visitnumber AS visitnumber," _
+ " dos AS dos, facilityname AS facilityname, insname AS insname,
revenue AS revenue," _
+ " payment AS payment, adjustment AS adjustment, dosMonth AS
dosMonth, dosYear AS dosYear," _
+ " transMonth AS transMonth, transYear AS transYear, transmoyr AS
transmoyr, dosmoyr AS dosmoyr, facilitystate AS facilitystate" _
+ " FROM Dalcon" _
+ " WHERE facilityid=60004;"
condatabase.Execute strSQL
MsgBox (tbldef.Name + " Appended to 060004 Table.")
End If
Next

'************************************************************************
'****************************Close Connection****************************
'************************************************************************

condatabase.Close
Set condatabase = Nothing
Set catDB = Nothing


End Sub

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

~TMPCLP352641 sounds as though it's a "left over" table that's been deleted,
but not removed from the database. Try compacting your database before you
run the code.

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[John Nurick]

It sounds as if you don't want to process all your linked tables, but
only some of them. How about something like

If (Not (tbldef.Name Like "~TMP*")) _
And (Len(tbldef.Connect) > 0) Then
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