MySQL Insert Records Using MS Access
I have a MySQL database linked to an MS Access front-end.
I have an app which works fine with the local copy of the Access DB,
but when run with the linked tables for MySQL, it fails.
I'm trying to copy over related data for products, which is held in
seperate tables.
The main copying of the producy works fine, just not any related
product data. Code:
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