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why doesn't all of the records show up in a link or import table?

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Ken - 15 Mar 2007 14:45 GMT
I am trying to create a link table from a database over a LAN which contains
approximately 60,000 records.  When I create the link table and view it only
about 19,000 records are showing up in the table.  I tried just importing the
data into a new table but got the same results. How do I get the rest of the
database to link up with the table?  I am using Microsoft Office 2003.
Allen Browne - 15 Mar 2007 16:33 GMT
Try opening the back end database directly, and giving it a compact/repair:
   Tools | Database Utilities | Compact/Repair.

That should fix it if the problem is caused by a bad index.

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