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Brian
Hi. I have a query that I build using VBA. I have to
use VBA because depending on the user input, the query
can change. An example query is:
SELECT ACCOUNT_LIST.COMPLEMENTOR FROM REP_LIST INNER JOIN
(CS_LIST INNER JOIN ACCOUNT_LIST ON CS_LIST.id =
ACCOUNT_LIST.CS) ON REP_LIST.id = ACCOUNT_LIST.REP WHERE
(((ACCOUNT_LIST.COMPLEMENTOR)='Wal-Mart'));
Is there a way, using VBA, to save that query string as
an actual Access SQL view? So then I can see it in the
query browser in Access? Thanks for any help!
Brian
use VBA because depending on the user input, the query
can change. An example query is:
SELECT ACCOUNT_LIST.COMPLEMENTOR FROM REP_LIST INNER JOIN
(CS_LIST INNER JOIN ACCOUNT_LIST ON CS_LIST.id =
ACCOUNT_LIST.CS) ON REP_LIST.id = ACCOUNT_LIST.REP WHERE
(((ACCOUNT_LIST.COMPLEMENTOR)='Wal-Mart'));
Is there a way, using VBA, to save that query string as
an actual Access SQL view? So then I can see it in the
query browser in Access? Thanks for any help!
Brian