The SQL is usually constructed by Word from the criteria specified by
the user. It is stored in
Activedocument.Mailmerge.DataSource.QueryString
This is a read-write property so you can assign a new value to it in the
usual way, e.g. use the Immediate Window to do
Activedocument.Mailmerge.DataSource.QueryString = "SELECT * FROM
C:\NEW_DATA2.DOC"
If you do that, then save the document, the document should "remember"
the data source the next time you open it.
However, assignment to QueryString may not always work. For example, in
some cases (it depends on the type of data source) you may need to
change information in the Connection string, and you can only do that
using the OpenDataSource method.
Peter Jamieson
http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk
On 01/12/2009 10:01, SAM wrote:
Hi!
I have a doc. This doc execute a sql sentence: "select * from c:\new_data.doc". the
"new_data.doc contents one table with five columns and one row with new data, this
data are inserted in the first document with mailmerge?.
I wish edit the sql sentence, but .... where are located? The VBA Editor are empty of
code
Thanks!!!