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07.17.2005 at 10:25AM PDT, ID: 21494477
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Primary Key Validation

Asked by earngreen in Microsoft Access Database

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I have a table with two Primary Keys. I want to have the ability to validate that my records are not duplicates based upon these two fields. Does anyone know of a VBA procedure to help accomplish this?Start Free Trial
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Zone: Microsoft Access Database
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