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Hi,

I had great difficulty finding a syntax which worked; the usual SQL copy don't seem to to me!

I have a workaround if you only have dates, numbers and text(50); lifted from someone's script; perhaps they will own up too?

Here's an example of usage;

EDIT - Works in post later [#7]** - removed from here**

Needs the udf

Best, Randallc

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Hi,

I had great difficulty finding a syntax which worked; the usual SQL copy don't seem to to me!

I have a workaround if you only have dates, numbers and text(50); lifted from someone's script; perhaps they will own up too?

Here's an example of usage;

;AccessExampleSimpleCopy.au3 0_18
Local $o_Con,$o_Rs
;DATA========================================================
global  $s_dbname = "c:\test.mdb",$s_Tablename = "table1",$s_Tablename2 = "table2",$Fieldname0 = "txt1",$formatT = "Text(50)",$data0 = "Blah Blah Blah"
global $Fieldname1 = "num1",$formatN = "Number",$data1 = 99,$Fieldname2 = "date1",$formatD = "Date",$data2 = @MON & "/" & @MDAY & "/" & StringRight(@YEAR, 2)
#include"AccessCOM.au3"
;CREATE========================================================
if not FileExists($s_dbname) then 
    MsgBox(0,"","not exists db=")
    _CreateDB($s_dbname,"","")
EndIf
;CONNECT========================================================
_AccessConnectConn($s_dbname,  $o_Con,0)
if _TableExists( $o_Con,$s_dbname,$s_Tablename) then _DropTable($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $o_Con)
_CreateTable($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $o_Con)
_CreateField($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname0, $formatT, $o_Con)
_CreateField($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname1, $formatN, $o_Con)
_CreateField($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname2, $formatD, $o_Con)
; Example of how to add data to a single field of a table
_AddData($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname0, "OPEN", $o_Con)
_AddData($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname0, $data0, $o_Con)
_AddData($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname1, $data1, $o_Con)
_AddData($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname2, $data2, $o_Con)
; Example of how to Copy a particular table [? don't know how to get the format of the fields when creting...?]
$sNewTable="copied"
_CopyTable($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $sNewTable,  $o_Con)
$query = "SELECT * FROM " & $sNewTable; & " WHERE " & $Fieldname0 & " = 'OPEN'"
$ar_Rows = _RecordSearch($s_dbname, $query, $o_Con)
_ArrayViewQueryTable($ar_Rows,$query)

Needs the udf [which needs the Array2d udf from my sig, but only for display..]

Best, Randallc

In Fact I have found a very short solution

Select * from table into table in 'toto.mdb' from tabble;

This is working good

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Oh yeah! I see mine was only going to copy inside same DB anyway!

Can you show me your command in a brief example script with 2 DBs opened?

Thanks, Randallc

Sorry this is not an autoit version it's a purebasic version because i have not time to translate it but i thinks it's easily translating with my comments

;Open an ODBC Connection
result = MakeConnection("Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)","DSN=PureBasic_PAR;Description=Description For Purebasic Access;DBQ="+repert +"\db1.MDB"+";") 
;Create an sql query
requete.s = "SELECT * INTO Operation IN " + "'" + repert + "\CPTSTE.MDB" + "'" + " FROM Operation;"
;Open a database
result = OpenDatabase(0,"PureBasic_PAR","","") 
;Execute the query
DatabaseQuery(0,requete) 
;execute a second query
requete.s = "SELECT * INTO Serveur IN " + "'" + repert + "\CPTSTE.MDB" + "'" + " FROM Serveur;"
DatabaseQuery(0,requete) 
;Close Database
CloseDatabase(0)
;Close connection
  result = DeleteConnection("Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)","PureBasic")
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Sorry this is not an autoit version it's a purebasic version because i have not time to translate it but i thinks it's easily translating with my comments

Haven't the time? pfft :D ... isn't this your request for help thread? (If you can comment it then there is time, unelss you don't know how to... now that's a different beast all together)

Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.

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OK, thanks, got it! (eventually....)

;AccessExampleSimpleCopy.au3 0_19
Local $o_Con,$o_Con2,$o_Rs
;~ #include "Array2D.au3"
;DATA========================================================
global  $s_dbname = "c:\test.mdb",$s_Tablename = "table1",$s_Tablename2 = "table2",$Fieldname0 = "txt1",$formatT = "Text(50)",$data0 = "Blah Blah Blah"
global $Fieldname1 = "num1",$formatN = "Number",$data1 = 99,$Fieldname2 = "date1",$formatD = "Date",$data2 = @MON & "/" & @MDAY & "/" & StringRight(@YEAR, 2)
#include"AccessCOM.au3"
local $s_db2name = "c:\test2.mdb",$s_Table2name="Table8"
;CREATE========================================================
if not FileExists($s_dbname) then _CreateDB($s_dbname,"","")
;CONNECT========================================================
_AccessConnectConn($s_dbname,  $o_Con,0)
if _TableExists( $o_Con,$s_dbname,$s_Tablename) then _DropTable($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $o_Con)
_CreateTable($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $o_Con)
_CreateField($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname0, $formatT, $o_Con)
_CreateField($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname1, $formatN, $o_Con)
_CreateField($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname2, $formatD, $o_Con)
; Example of how to add data to a single field of a table
_AddData($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname0, "OPEN", $o_Con)
_AddData($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname0, $data0, $o_Con)
_AddData($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname1, $data1, $o_Con)
_AddData($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $Fieldname2, $data2, $o_Con)
;DISPLAY1========================================================
$query = "SELECT * FROM " & $s_Tablename &" IN '"&$s_dbname&"'"; &" IN "&$s_dbname; & " WHERE " & $Fieldname0 & " = 'OPEN'"
$ar_Rows = _RecordSearch($s_dbname, $query, $o_Con)
_ArrayViewQueryTable($ar_Rows,$query)
;COPY to different table, same DB========================================================
_CopyTableInDB($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $s_Table2name,  $o_Con)
;DISPLAY1T2========================================================
$query = "SELECT * FROM " & $s_Table2name &" IN '"&$s_dbname&"'"; &" IN "&$s_dbname; & " WHERE " & $Fieldname0 & " = 'OPEN'"
$ar_Rows = _RecordSearch($s_dbname, $query, $o_Con)
_ArrayViewQueryTable($ar_Rows,$query)
;CREATE2========================================================
if not FileExists($s_db2name) then  _CreateDB($s_db2name,"","")
_AccessConnectConn($s_db2name,  $o_Con2,0)
;COPY to different DB========================================================
_CopyTableToDB($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $s_db2name,  $o_Con,  $o_Con2)
;DISPLAY2========================================================
$query = "SELECT * FROM " & $s_Tablename &" IN '"&$s_db2name&"'"; & " WHERE " & $Fieldname0 & " = 'OPEN'"
$ar_Rows = _RecordSearch($s_db2name, $query, $o_Con2)
_ArrayViewQueryTable($ar_Rows,$query)
;~ _ArrayView2D1D($ar_Rows,$sNewTable&"$s_Tablename Array")
;~ _ArrayViewText($ar_Rows,$sNewTable,1,1,1,0,800,600,-1,-1);,$Displayindex=1, $ZeroRowAsHeader=0)
Best, Randall Edited by randallc
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Autoit3 version :

Const $adOpenStatic = 3
Const $adLockOptimistic = 3
$dsn= "DRIVER={Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=" & @scriptdir & "\db1.mdb"
$adoCon = ObjCreate ("ADODB.Connection")
$adoCon.Open ($DSN)
$adoRs = ObjCreate ("ADODB.Recordset")
;You must Clear Operation Table in Destination mdb if not an error happen
$adoSQL = "SELECT * INTO Operation IN " & "'" & "CPTSTE.mdb" & "'" & " FROM Operation;"
$adocon.Open(  $adosql , $adors,$adOpenStatic, $adLockOptimistic)
$adoRs=""
$adocon.close
$adoCon=""

P.S db1.mdb is the entry databade and CPTSTE is the result database where i want to copy the table operation present in db1.mdb

This program is tested and works well.

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Hi,

Thanks again for that alternative.

In my function, the reason i wa shaving difficulty was that the command I was using would not work if both DBs were still "open" with active connection; I turned one off and used the other and all was well!

Func _CopyTableToDB($s_dbname, $s_Tablename, $sNewDB,byref  $addConn,byref  $addConn2,$i_adoMDB=1,$USRName="",$PWD="");(byref $sDB1, $sDbTable1, $sNewTable,$i_Execute=1)
    if not isobj($addConn)   then
        _AccessConnectConn($s_dbname, $addConn,$i_adoMDB,$USRName,$PWD)
        $i_NeedToCloseInFunc=1
    Else
        $i_NeedToCloseInFunc=0
    EndIf
    if not isobj($addConn2)   then
        _AccessConnectConn($sNewDB, $addConn2,$i_adoMDB,$USRName,$PWD)
        $i_NeedToCloseInFunc=2
    Else
        $i_NeedToCloseInFunc=3
    EndIf
    if _TableExists( $addConn2,$sNewDB,$s_Tablename) then  _DropTable($sNewDB, $s_Tablename, $addConn2)
    _AccessCloseConn($addConn2)
    ;COPY========================================================
    $queryCommand = "SELECT * INTO " & $s_Tablename &" IN '" & $sNewDB &"' FROM " & $s_Tablename;&" IN '" & $s_dbname &"'"
    $addConn.Execute($queryCommand)
    ;CRHANGE2========================================================
    _AccessConnectConn($sNewDB,  $addConn2,0)
    if $i_NeedToCloseInFunc=1 then $addConn.Close
    if $i_NeedToCloseInFunc=2 then $addConn2.Close
EndFunc   ;==>_CopyTable
Best, Randal

(PS note the destination table is first deleted if it exists, so no error there..., as you say; the usaul SQL commands "create table if not exists" or "drop table if exists" do not seem to be supported by the DB Access or jet engines??)

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