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    Hi everyone!
    I'm trying to do the DAO database thing and it's been a battle. I'm using this code to try to open two databases and so far it hasn't hic-uped so I guess this is good.What I don't know is how to refer to the table names.

    strSQL = "db.OpenRecordset(SELECT ResultInfo.*, RuleInfo.IdNum" & _
    " FROM RuleInfo INNER JOIN ResultInfo ON RuleInfo.IdNum = ResultInfo.IdNum;" & _
    ", dbOpenDynaset)"
    Set rs = strSQL

    'This only works with one table(when the rs is 1 table):
    rs.addItem
    text1 = rs!TableItem1
    text2 = rs!TableItem2
    rs.Update

    'I want to do this:
    rs.addItem
    text1 = rs.ResultInfo.TableItem1
    text2 = rs.RuleInfo.TableItem1
    rs.Update

    Any hints, codes, or syntax suggestions? This is driving me nuts.

    Thanks Again,
    Joey O

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    In Access you cannot open tables from 2 different databases, unles in your example it is 1 database and 2 tables. If yes, then your SQL statement looks ok. The only thing that you have to check is to see if the corresponding tables have common values in IdNum field.

    Regards,

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    Yes, it's one Access Database. I'm trying to enter new information into ResultInfo table(currently very empty)based on selections from RuleInfo table (very full). I have a bunch of rules and if they pass or fail test,I want results to enter into ResultInfo table.I get err 438 (object doesn't support this property or method) on:
    Text1 = rs.RuleInfo.RuleNum
    Thanks for you patients Serge,
    Joey O

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