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bthayne
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With previous versions of Access when I used the execute command to insert data into a table, if a duplicate record was created the SQL statement would insert the records minus the dupes. Which is what I wanted it to do.
With ADO the statement will not execute. It does not add records to the table.
Is there a setting for the execute statement with ADO that will allow update to the table minus duplicate records?
With ADO the statement will not execute. It does not add records to the table.
Is there a setting for the execute statement with ADO that will allow update to the table minus duplicate records?