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Guest
I have designed the following query in the Access query design grid.
It deletes a record from a table with two fields. When I preview the query
results 4 fields are displayed:
fldTestRprtStdID, fldTestrprtStdRef, Field0, and Field1.
What do Field0 and Field1 represent? They appear to contain the same data as
my fields fldTestRprtStdID and fldTestrprtStdRef.
tblTestRprtStds
fldTestRprtStdID
fldTestrprtStdRef
DELETE tblTestRprtStds.*, tblTestRprtStds.fldTestRprtStdID,
tblTestRprtStds.fldTestrprtStdRefNum
FROM tblTestRprtStds
WHERE (((tblTestRprtStds.fldTestRprtStdID)=34) AND
((tblTestRprtStds.fldTestrprtStdRefNum)=3));
Cheers,
Seth
It deletes a record from a table with two fields. When I preview the query
results 4 fields are displayed:
fldTestRprtStdID, fldTestrprtStdRef, Field0, and Field1.
What do Field0 and Field1 represent? They appear to contain the same data as
my fields fldTestRprtStdID and fldTestrprtStdRef.
tblTestRprtStds
fldTestRprtStdID
fldTestrprtStdRef
DELETE tblTestRprtStds.*, tblTestRprtStds.fldTestRprtStdID,
tblTestRprtStds.fldTestrprtStdRefNum
FROM tblTestRprtStds
WHERE (((tblTestRprtStds.fldTestRprtStdID)=34) AND
((tblTestRprtStds.fldTestrprtStdRefNum)=3));
Cheers,
Seth