Hi again,
I have figured out that my problem was not with the code above. It is due to the fact that the append query stored in Access contains the "*" wildcard on a string field.
So, now I am figuring out how to modify the wildcard so it can stay in the query, or conversely, how to successfully pass it in. I know I need to use the "%" so at least I'm part way there. If I get stumped on that, I will post to...
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Hi dccoyne67,
I just had to figure this out myself, and with Company names, so I am happy to share how I managed it.
I did get a little lost in your code so I decided to just tell you how I do it and you can apply it to your specific situation.
Disclaimer: as I have a BBA in Information Management Systems from WAY long ago, but am self-taught for ASP, this may not be the BEST way, but it worked for me. If anyone...Leave a comment:
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Problem with .executing a stored procedure that is an append query
Hi All,
I am at my wits end. I would consider myself an intermediate programmer and have been managing a web application that I wrote in .ASP, VBScript, and JavaScript for years. There is one task I cannot seem to get to work and that is to have ASP execute a stored procedure that is is an append query living on an MS Access backend.
I've worked around this issue by just opening the table then executing .AddNew, feeding...Last edited by Rabbit; Oct 6 '14, 05:07 AM. Reason: Please use [code] and [/code] tags when posting code or formatted data.
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