[AccessD] Utility to help replace primary key

sgoodhall at comcast.net sgoodhall at comcast.net
Wed Mar 8 14:46:17 CST 2006


Incidentally, you don't need to rush to replace your queries.  So long as SSN remains indexed, you should be able to use it for JOINing without a performance penalty.  

Steve Goodhall, PMP


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From: jeffrey.demulling at usbank.com 

> At least for the code part you could try using MZ-Tools. 
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> Jeffrey F. Demulling 
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> I am working with a customer that has a database where the main person 
> table uses SSN as the primary key. Yikes, yuck, ugly etc. I'm 
> inheriting this mess from someone else. 
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> I want to create a new autonumber field in that table to use as a 
> primary key instead, but once I do that I'm going to need to go in and 
> fix all the queries and reports that reference the SSN field and 
> especially those that link to it. 
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> My question is: Is there some kind of utility that could help with this 
> chore? Even if there was something that could find all places the SSN 
> field was referenced, that would be good. 
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> Thanks. 
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> --Susan 
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