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Question : can't drop table
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This may not be an Access question, but I'l' try here first.
I am creating a temporary SQL Server table:
ado_execute "create table myTable (col1, co2, ...)", "PA"
That works fine and I can insert records. When I'm done and I go to drop the table:
ado_execute "drop table myTable"
I get the error: "Cannot drop the table 'myTable', because it does not exist in the system catalog."
When I run the program again I get: "There is already an object named 'myTable' in the database." and I get the same drop error when I close. When I go into SQL Server Enterprise Manager, the table is there.
What's up?
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Answer : can't drop table
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in sql server temporary taboes are prefixed by #
create table #myTable (col1, co2, ...)", "PA"
creates it in the tempdb, its dropped by the db automatically at the end when you kill you connection.
could you try that?
alternatively - if your user is "sudonim"
create table sudonim.myTable (col1, co2, ...)", "PA"
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