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technoplonker #1
Do Database fields have a numeric equavilant?
Does Access 2000 actually allocate an numerical reference for each
field even if I have given the field a name of my own?
Thanks in advance
TP
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Bob Barrows #2 Re: Do Database fields have a numeric equavilant?
technoplonker wrote:
Internally, yes. But it's nothing you can use in your queries.> Does Access 2000 actually allocate an numerical reference for each
> field even if I have given the field a name of my own?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> TP
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