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Used Table Analyzer to Normalize, Form Update Errors

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Karl Burrows - 29 Aug 2005 02:27 GMT
I ended up adding a bunch of fields to a table with many of them using
duplicate information (Street Name, City, State, etc.), so I used the Table
Analyzer to "normalize" the table.  Everything split fine, but now if I
change a value in one record, it changes them all.  I also need to be able
to add new values, which it will not let me do.

The form uses a query from the table to sort the records, so I'm not sure if
that has anything to do with it.  Do I need to update the query or is there
something else I need to do?

Thanks!
KARL DEWEY - 29 Aug 2005 07:08 GMT
Run the query alone and see if you can add records or if the query needs work.

> I ended up adding a bunch of fields to a table with many of them using
> duplicate information (Street Name, City, State, etc.), so I used the Table
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> Thanks!
Karl Burrows - 31 Aug 2005 04:32 GMT
The query seems to let me make updates to individual records and will let me
create new records.  What other things can I check to troubleshoot?  I do
get an error when I open the query "The setting for the ListRows property
must be from 1 to 255'  Would that create the issues?

Thanks!

Run the query alone and see if you can add records or if the query needs
work.

"Karl Burrows" wrote:

> I ended up adding a bunch of fields to a table with many of them using
> duplicate information (Street Name, City, State, etc.), so I used the
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> Thanks!
 
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