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<blockquote data-quote="d3cadent" data-source="post: 1201397" data-attributes="member: 72906"><p>Thank you, Nervesagent.</p><p></p><p>There is one small error (or something is different on my machine then on yours): when running the command "UPDATE tblTemp SET idprogram=NULL" I get an SQL error that idprogram cannot be null. Anyway, a "UPDATE tblTemp SET idprogram=idprogram + 500000" is just as fine.</p><p></p><p>Two other possible options for running the queries besides MS Access:</p><p>- use Windows Scheduler to run the SQL queries from a batch file</p><p>- MySQL has an internal feature called Event Scheduler that can be used for running scheduled query batches, without external scheduler.</p><p></p><p>Anyway, MS Access is also a possible tool. I just don't have it installed on my media server...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="d3cadent, post: 1201397, member: 72906"] Thank you, Nervesagent. There is one small error (or something is different on my machine then on yours): when running the command "UPDATE tblTemp SET idprogram=NULL" I get an SQL error that idprogram cannot be null. Anyway, a "UPDATE tblTemp SET idprogram=idprogram + 500000" is just as fine. Two other possible options for running the queries besides MS Access: - use Windows Scheduler to run the SQL queries from a batch file - MySQL has an internal feature called Event Scheduler that can be used for running scheduled query batches, without external scheduler. Anyway, MS Access is also a possible tool. I just don't have it installed on my media server... [/QUOTE]
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