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Hello:
I have pulled together 3 distinct tables using a union query into a single
table. These tables do not have keys. They DO have ID's. The ID's can be
duplicates because of the nature of the data sources. There are only 2
fields: ID, comments. I want to delete the rows where the Count(ID>1) AND
comments is null/" ". I have created queries to identify these rows, but am
not successful in getting the delete query to actually delete them.
How can this be done in a single delete query using only the single
(union-ized) underlying table??
Much appreciated~
I have pulled together 3 distinct tables using a union query into a single
table. These tables do not have keys. They DO have ID's. The ID's can be
duplicates because of the nature of the data sources. There are only 2
fields: ID, comments. I want to delete the rows where the Count(ID>1) AND
comments is null/" ". I have created queries to identify these rows, but am
not successful in getting the delete query to actually delete them.
How can this be done in a single delete query using only the single
(union-ized) underlying table??
Much appreciated~