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Question : How to create an insert query to add records to a database which has a password.
Using VB6, I am trying to create an insert query to add records from Table1 in one database to Table2 in another database which has a password.
Without the Password, the SQL statement is as follows..
INSERT INTO Table2 IN 'C:\ABC.mdb'
SELECT Table1.*
FROM Table1;
With a Password (ABCD) and using MS Office Access 2003 Query Design tool.
The design tool asks for the password and then produces the following SQL string..
INSERT INTO [;PWD=ABCD].Table2 IN 'C:\ABC.mdb'[;PWD=ABCD]
SELECT Table1.*
FROM Table1;
If you 'run' this query however, it reports "Incorrect Password"
Obviously MS Office has a bug! Do any of us mortals have a solution? (It is not possible to resort to 'Linked Tables'.. there are hundreds of sites affected)
P.S. A similar question was asked in 2004 - without an answer.. see..
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Answer : How to create an insert query to add records to a database which has a password.
No need to Delete the Q - still good info for someone else coming across this issue. Just Accept your last post with zero points to close the Q.
I would call MS Tech Support on this.
mx
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