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===== Background ===== | ===== Background ===== | ||
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+ | I have tons of msAccess databases, each of one runs a query. All of the queries are action queries, i.e. queries that dump its results into a new table, that must be erased each time. | ||
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+ | I need to run all the queries in an ordered manner (some queries depend on others and so on..), so I quickly thought on an updating application that should be done in order to achieve the task. | ||
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+ | For this task, and because I am orienting muy development skills through Java, I want to try to do this in java. | ||
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+ | Let's see if it possible. | ||
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+ | ===== Result of the project ===== | ||
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+ | **Failed:** it is not possible to run an action query from java. Nor to execute a select * into table from query it is possible, because the new table appears empty (¿due to security constraints??? | ||
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+ | **Pending: | ||
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The sql engine of access is called Jet SQL. Here is a manual: | The sql engine of access is called Jet SQL. Here is a manual: | ||
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+ | There is the manual online: | ||
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