Steven W. Erbach
serbach at new.rr.com
Tue Sep 28 14:49:36 CDT 2004
Dear Group, I've scanned through Access help on this and I'm coming up short. I have a query like the following: INSERT INTO Daily ( [Date], [Source Number], [Facility Part #], [Used before disposal], [Unit used], ProductID ) SELECT DailyFID3.Date, DailyFID3.[Source Number], DailyFID3.[Facility Part #], DailyFID3.[Used before disposal], DailyFID3.[Unit used], Product.ProductID FROM DailyFID3 INNER JOIN Product ON DailyFID3.[Facility Part #] = Product.[Facility Part Number]; The query inserts records from the DailyFID3 table into the Daily table. This is an upgrade from a Paradox for Windows application and I'm consolidating and normalizing the data. There are several records in the DailyFID3 table that have a [Facility Part #] of 8605guz. The problem comes here: the Product table has entries for both 8605guz and 8605GUZ. So for every record in DailyFID3 with a part number of 8605guz, Access appends TWO records into the Daily table, each record having a different ProductID. Paradox had no trouble matching the exact capitalization of the [Facility Part #]. Access seems to ignore capitalization; thus I'm getting more records appended than exist in the original table. My question is: how do I get an Access query to pay attention to capitalization? Regards, Steve Erbach Neenah, WI "We cannot make a man worth a gven amount by making it illegal for anyone to offer him less." - Henry Hazlitt