Re: Import and append a column from excel to an existing db
- From: Colin Hayes <Colin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 20:55:23 +0000
In article <5026DD14-5B76-4554-856E-92618DDBF138@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Klatuu <Klatuu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
What I meant was to join on the fields that make the record unique so it will
update the correct row.
I would start by using a select query so I could see what is returning, then
once I was getting the correct results, change it to an update query.
Hi Dave
When I run a select query , I can see the two target columns side by side , exactly as I want. Data lined up exactly ready to switch between. This is without joined tables.
Then , when I run the update I get this very long pause and the eventual 'temp file out of space.'
When I do join them , I join the source and destination fields. When I run this , the progress meter runs very fast , but no update is made.
I'll keep playing with it , I'm clearly doing something wrong. I may crack it somehow.
Thanks again. Grateful for any ideas.
I did have a look on the net before , but find the 'solutions' to be far too technical in their language , and assuming of knowledge.
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