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I want to insert a record using SQL and one of the fields needs to contain a carriage return, e.g.
Notes field:
Line 1 Line 2 End line
How would I code this SQL statement using VB
When you build the insert statement, you store it in a string somewhere. Add an escaped newline character into the string wherever you want the carrage returns to be.
A simple way to do that in VB would be:
Sql = Sql & vbCrLf