INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE in one QUERY Design

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can you help me convert this SQL query to access query,
i dont know if this is working in one query design in access

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DELETE FROM tblReportTempData

INSERT INTO tblReportTempData
           (fxQuestionnaire,fxNewID)
SELECT  fxQuestionnaire,newid()
            FROM        dbo.tblTestPaper
WHERE     (fxTestCode = @fxTestCode)
            order by  newid()
SELECT * FROM       tblReportTempData   order by fxNewID

Posted 27-Nov-13 22:12pm

U-mar

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Maciej Los 28-Nov-13 4:15am

Do you have any reason to convert it?
There is not enough information to reply. Please, be more specific and provide more details about issue.
What have you done so far? Where are you stuck? Do you have any errors?

U-mar 28-Nov-13 4:17am

its my job to do it. is this possible to insert,delete,update in one access query design?

Maciej Los 28-Nov-13 4:21am

Please, read my comment to the end and answer for every single question, which means: provide more details about issue. At this moment the question is unanswerable.

U-mar 28-Nov-13 11:18am

this is a sql query . i want to do this in access query procedure . i have error like "syntax error in FROM clause".

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phil.o · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-28T05:29:00

Solution 2

As far as I know, this is not possible to execute multiple statements in one single query in Access.

Posted 28-Nov-13 5:29am

phil.o

Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-28T05:36:00

There is no equivalent NEWID() function in MS Access. If you want to create global unique identifier, you need to create VBA function[^].

Another difference: How to MS Access proceed with parameters[^]. Parameters are used to make a query ask user for input[^]

Finally, query should looks like:

SQL

PARAMETERS fxTestCode INT

DELETE FROM tblReportTempData;

INSERT INTO tblReportTempData (fxQuestionnaire,fxNewID)
SELECT  fxQuestionnaire, GUID() AS fxNewID
FROM  tblTestPaper
WHERE fxTestCode = [fxTestCode]
ORDER BY GUID();

SELECT *
FROM tblReportTempData
ORDER BY fxNewID;

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Jain Nishant · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-27T22:28:00

Solution 1

U can use stored procedure or view for this....

Posted 27-Nov-13 22:28pm

Jain Nishant

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phil.o 28-Nov-13 5:06am

Sorry, but wrong: there is no stored procedure in Access

Maciej Los 28-Nov-13 11:23am

Agree!

U-mar 28-Nov-13 10:09am

i need to do this in access query procedure