Inserting a Row in Access @ a Certian Position

[Wesley008]

Hello. I have a fairly simple issue that needs to be resolved.

How would I go about inserting a NEW ROW into a Access Table @ a Certain Position.


Example:

I have 4 Rows:

Wesley
Wesley
Bob
Jane

Now. say I want to input another row and it contains the word Wesley, how would I go about inserting Wesley above Bob? Or even better, Just leave it as it is (Inserting @ the one Below the Last) but now, When I call it, Only want to call rows that Contain the Word Wesley?

[jmcilhinney]

You don't insert rows into a database at a specific position. You just insert them and they get added to the end of the table. The order of the records in the database is meaningless because you can get them in any order you want by using the appropriate SQL code. To get all the rows with all the Wesleys group together you would order by that column, e.g.

SELECT * FROM MyTable ORDER BY Name

assuming that that data is in a column called "Name". If you wanted just the rows that contain Wesley that would be:

SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE Name = 'Wesley'

[Wesley008]

Thanks very much Jmcilhinney, Always much help when needed

[jmcilhinney]

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