So you are not getting the error that is shown in the article? Do you get
that error if you use Refresh?

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Jim Heavey" wrote in message
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Bob, I have tried several versions of what you had suggested. Seems
perfectly logical, but it does not work. When the append command is used,
I
get an error message about requiring an object.

I have gone and seen KB article from Microsoft which shows the use of
refresh method, and once that is used, the code begins to reference the
parameters, so I am guessing that the Refresh initialized those parameters
in
the command object.

But neither work for me.