Record Update Script ie: Trigger

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From: jwhiser (jwhiser_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/11/05

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    We have an application that has an Access DB backend. We have a SQL Server
    that collects data from another application. I am wanting to write a record
    to the SQL Server automatically whenever a record is added to the Access DB.
    I have visions of something similiar to a SQL Trigger only in an Access DB.
    HELP!!!


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