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create a command button to import .csv file into temp tbl?

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Brook - 25 Aug 2005 04:36 GMT
good Day all,

  I currently download, and manually delete the information in
tmptblaccountinfo, then manually import new data (.csv file) into the table,
then manually run a qryupdateaccount. I download and save my file to
c:\banking and is saved as a date file (i.e. 08242005.csv).

 Can anyone help me set this up so that I can perform the operations with
the click of a command button.?

 Thanks in advance..

 Brook
Roger Carlson - 25 Aug 2005 20:10 GMT
On my website (www.rogersaccesslibrary.com) there are several small Access
database samples that might help.  Mostly they start with "Update" or
"Import" or "Export".  I don't have anything that is directly on point, but
most of them use the same technique called Low Level I/O to read the file
line by line in tot he database and then create an export in the reverse
process.

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