This is waht I do when I get into a KiXtart
SQL bind:

Within Microsoft Access (2000):

1) Bring up the Dialog box that has the
menus for Tables, Queries, Forms, etc.. Know what I mean ?

2) Select the Queries "button"

3) Select "New" from the menu

4) Select "Design View"

5) Select your troublesome table
(TBL_COMPUTERS?) and "Add" and "Close"

6) In the main MS Access menubar,
select "View" and "SQL View"

7) This is an emmediate mode SQL query
builder. Paste your select statement from
the script into this window, then make
some adjustments like pluggin some dummy data for values list, etc ... then close the
window, give your query a name then execute
it.

This is a real handy way to formulate and
tryout (debug) queries before using them in
your script ... give it a go ... apoligies
if you've already tired this !

-Shawn