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Compressing update queries
My company receives a CD every month with US Gov. information about imports and exports from the US. One of the things we have to do with this before it is useable is to clean the data up. There are thousands of Typos and inconsistencies in the raw data we get. At the moment I probably have 300 or so individual update queries that take the form similar to below: UPDATE ImportsUnprocessed SET ImportsUnprocessed.Consignee = "SAMSUNG" WHERE (((ImportsUnprocessed.Consignee) Like "*samsung*")); We have about 1 field each time that need to be updated in each of these different cases. Is there a way to compress this so I can run a function with case statements or have a list of search criteria and what to update it to? There has to be an easier way!!! Please help Sudonim1234, We dealt with something similar at a former employer of mine. We had a list of standardized values for all the varients we were aware of. What we did is maintain a table of these standardized values and joined it to our recieved table. Before each run we would have to check the incoming data to see if any new varients had appeared, add these to our table of standardized values, then have a human validate the new rows, then make a new table with the standardized values substituted for the varients. You want to avoid changing the source data if at all possible. You also want to implement a means by which the current batch run can be rolled back. This way if the transform step ...

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Hi We have this strange problem on an access 97 app over a network. The backend db is on a win2003 server and each pc has the front rend linking to the back end. The app runs an update query which works fine on one pc. On another pc the query fails and is unable to update the records? Why would this be that one pc can update the records on the server but not the other? The user seems to have all the rights as far as I can see. Thanks Regards -- Try to update manually. If this succeeds the 'rights' seem to be OK. -- Try switching frontends also. Are they really the same ? -- Record-locking ? --=20 Hope this helps Arno R "John" <John@nospam.infovis.co.uk> schreef in bericht = news:427d6072$0$287$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com... > Hi >=20 > We have this strange problem on an access 97 app over a network. The = backend=20 > db is on a win2003 server and each pc has the front rend linking to = the back=20 > end. The app runs an update query which works fine on one pc. On = another pc=20 > the query fails and is unable to update the records? Why would this be = that=20 > one pc can update the records on the server but not the other? The = user=20 > seems to have all the rights as far as I can see. >=20 > Thanks >=20 > Regards=20 >=20 > ...

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Rst.Update does not update
Hi there, Acc 97 SR2 I hope there is someone out there able to help me with my weird problem. I try to update a field in a table with continuous numbers. My problem is that the code that I run from a button in a form sometimes works, sometimes it does not. So, I press the button, and the table is update properly, then I press the button again and this time no calculation seems to take place and no figures are added to �MyField". The number of attempts can vary until the result is no update. Sometimes I can run the code three times after the other and everything is fine, then the fourth time the table is not updated, sometimes it works only once, then pressing the button again and again brings no result. The code is as follows: Dim db As dao.Database Dim rs As dao.Recordset Dim intCounter As Integer Set db = CurrentDb() Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("SELECT * FROM MyTable") intCounter = 0 rs.MoveLast rs.MoveFirst Do While Not rs.EOF rs.Edit intCounter = intCounter + 1 rs!MyField = intCounter rs.Update rs.MoveNext Loop rs.Close Set rs = Nothing Set db = Nothing Any input is highly appreciated! Thanks, Sabine Hi Sabine, this is a weird one. I cant see anything wrong with your code. One thing to check though. Maybe it is working but you are not realising it. You need to ensure that you close Mytable and reopen it after each attempt, to verify that you are looking at the latest data, otherwise your code my...

Maximum Compression site updated
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Re: Maximum Compression updated
[Quote] Your site is very interesting, but in my opinion HTML (or XML) is not directly represented, and is an interesting one to see compression ratios on. The point is that HTML is extremely rundundant when looked at in the right way, and I can imagine larger variations than might be seen in the plain text compressors..? I guess results might be similar to the PDF tests (at least for ones which include no graphics...) What do you think? [/Quote] I did a test with HTML compression some time ago (I compressed 1 single file (containing several concatenated html files) with a length of 18.155.520 bytes. The compression ratio is somewhere between the log-file compression and English text compression, just over 90% for the best programs. For example PPMonstr and Compressia: PPmonstr gets it down to 1,736,357 bytes = 90.4% Ppmonstr e -o32 -m440 -fppmdmonstr_o32m440.ppm html Compressia 1.0 gets it down to 1,819,079 bytes = 90.0% Just as expected. HTML contain very much of the same tags which makes compression ratio very good. Programs scoring good in log-file compression also score well in this test. ...