Hi,
As for your previous question:
SELECT f1, f2, LAST(f3), LAST(f4)
FROM myTable
GROUP BY f1, f2
Another alternative is to define a table with no duplicated entry, and then,
append all the data to it. Duplicated record will be, by default, with Jet +
DAO, removed, but one entry will still make its way in the table. With MS
SQL Server, you can do the same (for the table thing, not the LAST( )
aggregate since it does not exits in MS SQL Server) if you first set the
option IGNORE_DUP_KEY. Indeed, with MS SQL Server, the default behavior will
be to rollback the whole transaction if ONE error occur and so, finding one
duplicate, the whole INSERT will be rollback, unless you set the mentioned
option.
Hoping it may help,
Vanderghast, Access MVP
