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Old August 11th, 2004, 09:55 PM
Lori Zorr
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Default Full Outer Join not Union to produce an updateable query

I do not want to use a union query as I need the recordset
to be updateable.

I have 4 identical queries (same field names) that I want
in one query and I want that query to be updateable- Any
help----

I have searched all over----
thanks in advance,
lori
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Old August 12th, 2004, 09:47 AM
Nikos Yannacopoulos
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Default Full Outer Join not Union to produce an updateable query

Lori,

AFAIK this is not possible; why four separate queries? Are they reading from
different tables that have the same structure? In that case the real problem
and the solution are in your design: unify the tables into one, adding one
extra field to tell you whatever the different tables tell you under your
current design.

HTH,
Nikos


"Lori Zorr" wrote in message
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I do not want to use a union query as I need the recordset
to be updateable.

I have 4 identical queries (same field names) that I want
in one query and I want that query to be updateable- Any
help----

I have searched all over----
thanks in advance,
lori



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Old August 12th, 2004, 07:48 PM
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Default Full Outer Join not Union to produce an updateable query

Thanks Nikos I was afraid of that....

I am pulling information from a very badly designed sql
Database through linking which has all these tables with I
need to unify. I know it should be all in one table since
there are only 2200 records but I am stuck with the bad
underlying design- Any suggestions short of running a make
table every time we open the access database???

Thanks,
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-----Original Message-----
Lori,

AFAIK this is not possible; why four separate queries?

Are they reading from
different tables that have the same structure? In that

case the real problem
and the solution are in your design: unify the tables

into one, adding one
extra field to tell you whatever the different tables

tell you under your
current design.

HTH,
Nikos


"Lori Zorr" wrote

in message
...
I do not want to use a union query as I need the

recordset
to be updateable.

I have 4 identical queries (same field names) that I

want
in one query and I want that query to be updateable- Any
help----

I have searched all over----
thanks in advance,
lori



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