Does this mean you have two copies of the same data? One copy in SQL
server, another in an Access table?

If so, why? You will have to work out how to "synchronize" two independent
sets of data (otherwise, how will you know which one is "correct"?).

If the data is already available in a view, why not link to that view?

More info, please...

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"meangene" wrote in message
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I have a table that populates specific data from a SQL view when I manually
run an append query - works fine.

What I really need to do is have that table populated automatically the
moment a new record appears in the view - hands-off on my part. How could
I
best do this?