Hi Ron,
I was able to find many examples for MS SQL Server 2000, and MySQL for how to insert multiple rows with a single query. As you can see
here even these two different database servers have different methods for inserting multiple rows.
In every example I was able to find, there was always a note that this method is not compatible with MS Access, or MS Access was not on the list of supported platforms. Even though SQL is more or less a standard, the same features are not implemented on all databases which can communicate through SQL.
From the information I have been able to find, it appears that MS Access does not include support for inserting multiple rows with a single query. As this is an issue with 3rd party software, I am not able to say with complete certainty that there is no support for this feature. What I can say is that the way this feature is implemented on other platforms does not work with MS Access. If you need more information regarding the details of which SQL queries are implemented in Access you will need to contact Microsoft.
At this point there is not much more I can think to offer. If you are able to determine that there is a query that will work with Access, please feel free to post again in this forum with questions regarding how to implement it in LabVIEW.
Scott Y