What do you mean that you were able to get the files? In access, use the docmd.transfertext method to import files into the database. You can do one at a time or you could use the shell function to execute the DOS copy command to combine all the files together first and then use the transfertext to import the files. Ex: shell copy file1.txt+file2.txt+file3.txt....+file30.txt BigFile.txt then docmd.TransferText acImportDelim,"import spec","table",Bigfile.txt". Of course, you may have to preface the files with the path. This example assumes that you are importing some sort of delimited file like CSV.

What do you mean that you were able to get the files? In access, use the docmd.transfertext method to import files into the database. You can do one at a time or you could use the shell function to execute the DOS copy command to combine all the files together first and then use the transfertext to import the files. Ex: shell copy file1.txt+file2.txt+file3.txt....+file30.txt BigFile.txt then docmd.TransferText acImportDelim,"import spec","table",Bigfile.txt". Of course, you may have to preface the files with the path. This example assumes that you are importing some sort of delimited file like CSV.