Unable to create a temporary table

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Faraz Azhar

Hello,

Im just trying to create a temporary table to do some work on it and I
want it to be deleted after my work is done (my program exits). Im
doing it the following way in VB6:


SQL = "CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE ViewInventoryLedger (dDate DATETIME,
Type TEXT (1), Voucher INTEGER, Quantity REAL, UnitCost REAL, Total
REAL)"

Conn.Execute SQL

This keeps giving syntax error. If I remove the TEMPORARY keyword, it
works ok. What am I missing here? Can anyone help please.
 
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Access doesn't have temporary tables.  You'll have to create a regular
table and drop it before your program exits.

Instead of REAL data types I suggest you use DOUBLE.  REAL translates to
a SINGLE data type.  I've found that they sometimes don't round to 2
decimal places correctly.

HTH,
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Hmm... thanks! I've already spent tons of time trying to figure out
how to work out that TEMPORARY clause. Ill make a regular table and
kill it.
Thanks for that DOUBLE tip.. i'll make changes in my program!

Faraz Azhar
 
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