Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Tue Jun 24 12:32:09 CDT 2003
Hi Gowey If you need to edit/delete those pulled records, you'll probably have to fill a table with the unique records and then use a form bound to these and with a linked subform bound to the multiple records. Don't forget to disable deletion of records from the subform when recordcount reaches one. /gustav > I have run into a little snag on the project I am working on. I have a > linked table from Oracle that contains records that have not passed a > verify process because they have something wrong with them in one of the > fields, in other words it does not meet the criteria. > Each record has a unique ID number and the same person can be repeated > many times. For example one person can have multiple records in the > table with a different ID number but the same SSN number, last Name and > First Name. > Here is where I have run into a snag, I want to be able to only pull > from the table one of these records for each SSN and I need it to show > the ID number of this record and display this set of records in a form > for the user to be able to scroll through.