M
Muscat.Angelo
I'm trying to automate some of our processes and was able to make a
query "maintenance free" using a make-table query instead of modifying
a different query's criteria everytime. The problem is, while trying
to write the recordset in VBA, I realized the connection string is for
the remote database so the local table I made won't be accessible. Is
there any way to access both the local and remote table? Thanks
query "maintenance free" using a make-table query instead of modifying
a different query's criteria everytime. The problem is, while trying
to write the recordset in VBA, I realized the connection string is for
the remote database so the local table I made won't be accessible. Is
there any way to access both the local and remote table? Thanks