Klos, Susan
Susan.Klos at fldoe.org
Tue Aug 7 06:43:04 CDT 2007
I thought I could do this on my own, but it has been a long time since I
have had a chance to do any programming in Access. Anyway here is my
problem and I would greatly appreciate any help.
I have 35 tables all with the same basic name except for a number --
dist_35_INDV0607. The 35 can be anything from 01 to 35. What I would
like to do is loop through these tables and append 4 fields to a table
that has just those fields in it. Here is a sample of the code I was
using:
For i = 10 To 35
DoCmd.RunSQL "INSERT INTO [tblPercentBlack-Hisp] ( Dist, Schol, sid,
race ) SELECT dist_" & i & "_INDV0607.distenrl, dist_" & i &
"_INDV0607.schlenrl_corrected, dist_" & i & "_INDV0607.sid, dist_" & i &
"_INDV0607.Race FROM dist_" & i & "_INDV0607; ", -1
Next i
My ultimate goal is to find the percent black and percent Hispanic for
the combined tables. Some of you may be wondering why I have 35
separate tables. The reason is that I am working with a flat file
crated in SAS with over 2 million records and 200 fields. I tried
bringing in the whole table and Access balked.
It has just been too long since I have done any programming, and I am
having trouble getting back on the bike. Especially since the bike
version is now 2003 and the last version I used for programming was 97.
Susan Klos
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