>I apologize if I'm in the wrong group for this message,
>but really wasn't sure where it fit in. I am having a
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>the knowledge base, but can't seem to find any information
>on this. Is it even possible to do?
This has been requested a number of times in the newsgroups and I've
never seen any positive answers.
I wonder if it would make a difference if you created the table first
and then appended the records. I kinda doubt it but it might be worth
a try.
Tony
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Sandi - 07 Oct 2003 21:43 GMT
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>Okay, I've found the answer. It is not related to Access
at all, but if anyone else needs to know, here's what you
do. I have Windows NT4.0, so these instructions are for
that OS. Go into My Computer, then Control Panel, then
double-click on the System icon. Once there, click on the
Environment Tab. At the bottom of this window, you will
see Environment Variables/User Variables. The User
Variables box will have columns Variable and Value. Here
it will show you the TEMP environment settings. Examples
are:
TEMP = C:\TEMP
TMP = C:\TEMP
You can click on these settings and then change them. I
changed mine to "D:\TEMP". I then started running my
Access process again and went through explorer to see
where my temp file was being created. And, it had changed
to my D: drive. I hope this helps others!
Thanks!
Sandi