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    sirrahhc is offline Novice
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    Connect to SQL w/ Access and INSERT records

    Hey all, hope everyone is well. I have a dilema that I hope you guys can help me with. I have created an Access database (that I am currently running from my workstation) that has multple linked tables to a SQL DB on a stand-alone server. I have a form that I allow users to enter information in several text boxes and combo boxes. When the user hits the 'Enter' button, I want to insert these records into a table in a SQL DB.

    I am getting a "Run-time error '3024': Could not find output table 'ProjectNotes'.

    I believe I have some connection info incorrect in my VB code within the form but cannot figure out what it is. My code is below:

    Private Sub cmdEnter_Click()

    Dim adoConn As New ADODB.Connection
    Dim connString As String

    connString = "Driver={SQL Server};Server=10.20.100.22;Database=TestDatabase; Uid=TestUserID;Pwd=TestPass;"
    adoConn.ConnectionString = connString
    adoConn.Open connString

    Dim strSQL As String
    Dim strProjectTitle As String
    Dim strNotes As String
    Dim strResponsibleProf As String
    Dim strAddingDateTime As String
    Dim strTargetedCompletionDate As String
    Dim strNotesEnteredBy As String
    Dim strMeetingTitle As String

    'set variable values
    strProjectTitle = Me.cboProject.Value
    strNotes = Me.txtNotes.Value
    strResponsibleProf = Me.cboRespProf.Value
    strAddingDateTime = Me.txtAddingDateTime.Value
    strTargetedCompletionDate = Me.txtTargetedCompletionDate.Value


    strNotesEnteredBy = Me.cboNotesEnteredBy.Value
    strMeetingTitle = Me.cboMeeting.Value

    strSQL = "Insert Into ProjectNotes ([ProjectTitle],[Notes],[ResponsibleProfessional],[AddingDateTime],[TargetedCompletionDate],[NotesEnteredBy],[MeetingTitle]) Values ('" & strProjectTitle & "','" & strNotes & "','" & strResponsibleProf & "'," & strAddingDateTime & "," & strTargetedCompletionDate & ",'" & strNotesEnteredBy & "','" & strMeetingTitle & "');"

    DoCmd.RunSQL strSQL

    End Sub


    ...Can anyone tell from a quick glance what I am doing incorrectly here? I have been playing with this for about a week now and have used what I could from online forums and sources but am now stuck on this error. I appreciatte any help in advance, thanks!!!!!

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    Well, at a glance, the DoCmd is not using the ADO connection. DoCmd would require the tables to be linked, which I assume they're not. It's not how I've done it, but try this untested bit instead of the DoCmd line:

    adoConn.Execute strSQL
    Paul (wino moderator)
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    sirrahhc is offline Novice
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    perfect!!! thanks so much!!!

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    Ah, glad it worked for you. Welcome to the site by the way!
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    good to be here, thanks again!!

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