It looks like it should work as a command string in VBA.
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[quoted text, click to view] "Bonzol" <Bonzol@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hey there,, I know when updating,, Access can be differnt from SQL
> server
>
> this works in access from a vb.net 1.1 prog
>
> SQL = "Update Clients SET UnameID= '" + updatevalue + "' WHERE ID = " +
> checkValue + ""
>
> Can anyone just quickly tell me what i have to change for it to work in
> SQL server 2005?
>
> Thanx..
>