Hello all,
I recently by this group was told to stop running macros for multiple action queries and use VBA. Also I was told to stop running Make Table Queries. So I converted several macros to the preferred VBA code such as
dbs.Execute "qry_balancethruabovedate", dbFailOnError
So I have been asked to move 2 macros to a new database. Moving forward, I decided to use my new knowledge of these new practices. But one of the macros with queries has an interesting situation I am not sure how to proceed and need some advice.
I have a series of 8 queries in succession that are make table queries. With each make table query the next query uses the previous table created. Then after the 8 make table queries a delete query runs to empty the final table. Then 2 append queries run to append records from 2 of the tables created from the 8 queries to the final table.
These macros were created long ago by my boss who is now retired for which I am now tired. Should I follow the advice from this forum and create delete queries and then append queries through out the entire process? Will this take longer to process if I do that? Or is there a shorter more efficient way of doing this craziness?
Thank You
Jim Wagner
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