I have an Access DB to automatically unify several CSV's in one table hourly (Aux_Table1) via macro (converted to VBA). Before unification, I run a query to clean Aux_Table1 table, but Access is coded to NOT reuse KEY IDs, so each time I clear and unify CSV's, keys IDs keep counting.
The only method I know to "reset" ID KEY numeration is to delete an create manually this primary key in table's design mode, but I want to run it all automatically (it's part of a huge batch process).
How can I make this process via VBA to INCLUDE in my (VBA) function? (see this 4Mb GIF demo).
Example of my function:
Function MacroUnify()
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
DoCmd.OpenQuery "00_Borrar_Aux_Tabla1", acViewNormal, acEdit
>>> Here I need to _REMOVE_ PrimaryKey from Aux_Tabla1 <<<
>>> Here I need to _CREATE_ PrimaryKey from Aux_Tabla1 <<<
DoCmd.OpenQuery "10_Crea_Tabla definitva", acViewNormal, acEdit
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputTable, "zzz_resultado_Combinado", "Excel97-Excel2003Workbook(*.xls)", "D:\access\fullCatalog.xls", False, "", , acExportQualityPrint
End Function
I've tryed with:
CurrentDb.Execute "ALTER TABLE Aux_Tabla1 DROP CONSTRAINT PrimaryIndex"
DoCmd.RunSQL "CREATE INDEX PrimaryIndex ON Aux_Tabla1(ID) WITH PRIMARY"
The function runs without problem, but the key index is still counting without reset.
PS: The index name is PrimaryIndex and the field name is ID