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Access 2007 Append Query – Issue with automatically inserted brack
I ran into something strange while doing a Make Table Query that was followed
by an Append Query (from a “purchased system” table that has many field names with embedded blanks.) To understand this issue better, here is what I did to recreate the problem. Created a new table with only one field named “Cust Name” (note the embedded space in the field name) Used an Access “Make Table” query – this worked nicely. Then I tried an Access “Append Query”. Access generated this field name in the Append To: field [Cust Name] (Note the brackets that Access inserted) When I run it, I receive the following error msg. “The INSERT INTO statement contains the following unknown field name: ‘[Cust Name]”. Make sure you have typed the name correctly, and try the operation again” I can resolve this by removing the brackets. This is not a big deal for this little test, but the original production table has many fields with embedded spaces in the field names. It would be nice if I could somehow ask Access to not wrapper these field names with brackets when doing an Append Query. Is this a feature? Am I missing something obvious? Thanks, Brad |
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