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Creating tables with SQL

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dawnevans

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I'm new to Access 2000, although I have used Access 97 for a couple years. Does anyone know of a way to create tables in Access using an SQL create statement? I considered using a different application to make the tables, but I want to try Access if possible. <br>
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I am creating tables by importing data off the internet but the first record does not include the fields. I will have to manually enter them when I import. If I could create the table ahead of time, that would save me from having to enter the fields, as some of the tables have 50-60 fields.
 
You can still import them in to a new table using the wizard.<br>
Click import like normal but click the &quot;advanced&quot; tab at the bottom of the first Import screen.<br>
Set up the fields sizes and give them a name<br>
click &quot;SaveAs&quot; to save the Export specification.<br>
then import your records<br>
they will import just as before but they will have field names this time.<br>
Next time you import them again Click advanced and open your Specification it will be in the list and bingo your done.<br>
Now you can automatically size the fields by click on the lines in between each field and also eliminate blank or unwanted informaiton at the same time.<br>

 
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