record count and duplicates

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My query seems simple enough for an answer. I have a database for my CD
collection, but each time I delete a duplicate entry, the number count
doesn't change. I have a discrepancy between actual records and the total
count shown at the bottom. I imagine the solution to be simple one or
refreshing sometime or deleting a cache.
 
mdb is crap; with adp-- you can use real RI or triggers in order to
prevent duplicates.

MDB is for babies and nobody should use it in the real world for
anything
 
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mdb is crap; with adp-- you can use real RI or triggers in order to
prevent duplicates.

MDB is for babies and nobody should use it in the real world for
anything
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MDBs have their purpose as do MSDE and SQL Server.

Tony
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I'm not clear on your answer. How do I use adp, and excuse me, I'm only
starting to use Access and that's the way I've started my databases. Show me
the better way, and how to convert my existing databases to "adp".
 
you would be better off to stick with excel; or leave it to a
professional.. than to learn a piece of shit database like mdb

i mean.. the year is 2005 mdb is dead learn sql kid.
 
MDB is a piece of crap database and you are a piece of crap database
engineer if you use an obsolete database engine.

MDB doesnt even HAVE an engine. MDB is like coasting down a hill on a
skateboard vs. SQL is like driving an Indy car.

-aaron
 
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