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I need to resume researching a way to overwrite my table after all. Is it possible,?
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I am working with an Access database in which I have imported some SharePoint lists for the purposes of creating reports in Access. I need a way to update the data frequently. The import action creates a new table by appending a number to the end of the table name. Is there someway have it update/overwrite the current table so that the reports can continue to run? Ideally, I want this action to be triggered by a button running an embedded macro.
I should add that using a linked table from Access is not an option for me. I keep getting an OutOfMemoryException error anytime I try the linked tables. I don't think our SP server is up to the task.
I also thought I could make my macro delete the object (table) and then running my saved import, but I do not see DeleteObject in the list of available actions.
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I need to resume researching a way to overwrite my table after all. Is it possible,?
I solved this by putting the embedded macro button on it's own form which is a subform in my navigation form.
I figured out how to make the "missing" actions show up. So I created my macro to delete the current table and import a new one. However, when I try to run it, I get "The database engine could not lock table " because it is already in use by another person or process." This seems like a catch 22 because the embedded macro is on the page with the form that when run will use the table. Any way around this?