Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Fri Nov 3 08:42:18 CST 2006
Hi Gary Try applying a name for the index: ALTER TABLE tblClientMaster ADD CONSTRAINT IndexName UNIQUE (CCASE_NO); or: ALTER TABLE tblClientMaster ADD CONSTRAINT IndexName PRIMARY KEY (CCASE_NO); /gustav >>> gjgiever at myway.com 03-11-2006 15:12:25 >>> I'm setting up a program that must make a copy of a table (dbo_CLIENTMAST)in a different application then make one of the fields in the new table a primary key. Making the copy is easy but changing the field to a primary key is causing me some problems. I've tried various SQL statements but none have worked. This is my last attempt and it seems like it should work but I get the message "Syntax error in CONSTRAINT clause." tblClientMaster is the new table. ALTER TABLE tblClientMaster ADD CONSTRAINT UNIQUE (CCASE_NO); Any help would be much appreciated. Gary J. Giever, M.A. Applications Developer ACCMHS