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I have an mdb table which I check last record by:
"SELECT LAST(user_number) from sw1_users"
then I Insert a new record to the table succefully
and check last record again by:
"SELECT LAST(user_number) from sw1_users"
It work fine for a period of time but now I get the same LAST value always.
I tried to delete some last records but it doesent help, it seems that the table is not counting new records.
How can I solve this or check for the source of the problem?
I have an mdb table which I check last record by:
"SELECT LAST(user_number) from sw1_users"
then I Insert a new record to the table succefully
and check last record again by:
"SELECT LAST(user_number) from sw1_users"
It work fine for a period of time but now I get the same LAST value always.
I tried to delete some last records but it doesent help, it seems that the table is not counting new records.
How can I solve this or check for the source of the problem?
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