How to export data of .csv file to access database file?

This should be pretty simple 1. Import the csv sheets to compare into an access database table (office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/i...) 2. Make sure that the primary key fields are defined properly in the table structure (should be set as numeric 3.Do an inner join on the two tables based on the primary key I haven't tested this but it should work, basically you want to select all of the rows not in table1 or table2 into table3. The inner nested query with the inner join will find the matching rows and then the outer union query pulls in the rows that don't match Select fields into table3 from table1 where table1.

Id not in ( Select table1.Id from table1 inner join table2 on table1. Id=table2. Id ) union table2 where table2.Id not in ( Select table1.

Id from table1 inner join table2 on table1. Id=table2.Id ).

This should be pretty simple. 1. Import the csv sheets to compare into an access database table (office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/i...) 2. Make sure that the primary key fields are defined properly in the table structure (should be set as numeric 3.

Do an inner join on the two tables based on the primary key I haven't tested this but it should work, basically you want to select all of the rows not in table1 or table2 into table3. The inner nested query with the inner join will find the matching rows and then the outer union query pulls in the rows that don't match Select fields into table3 from table1 where table1.Id not in ( Select table1. Id from table1 inner join table2 on table1.

Id=table2.Id ) union table2 where table2. Id not in ( Select table1. Id from table1 inner join table2 on table1.Id=table2.

Id ).

Summit thanks for the help. But I need to automate the process. There should be a macro or a perl script which can do the abve stuff.

– abhijit Aug 20 at 18:28 Create a macro that automates the input and the above query and schedule the macro: stackoverflow. Com/questions/4001516/… – Summit Aug 20 at 22:44.

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