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Hello again,
I have a linked text file that contains info from a federal database with
logistical information, price, nomenclature, unit of issue, shelf life codes
etc.. It has a common field NIIN with a table inside the database. This
table has information about the type of part: NIIN, NSN, part number, Supply
Class and system the part is used on. Finally, I have one more table which
lists each part stored in the warehouse by part number, location, qty,
contract number, condition, packaging.
I have a query to list all the stock. Before I created the linked table,
the query would combine the generic part info with the actual part info. I
wanted to add the price and shelf life, so I added in the current linked
table. I have tried to adjust the query, and even created a new query but
always with these same results. Without the linked table there are around
13, 480 items. After I add the linked table, the number increase to 13, 841.
If I look at a table, everything is good, no duplicates. But, If I look at
the query with the linked table, there are several duplicated lines. Remove
the link table from the query and the duplicates disappear. I have tried
breaking the join, started over, changed the join properties. I even tried
builiding a new query. But, if I add that linked table to a querry, the fun
starts. Some info is duplicated in the old tables, but I have not added
those duplicates to the query. Once I get the linked table to function
properly within the query, I will discard the excess info. I have inherited
the database and am trying to make it work without starting over. All other
queries seem to work without any visible errors. Any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.
I have a linked text file that contains info from a federal database with
logistical information, price, nomenclature, unit of issue, shelf life codes
etc.. It has a common field NIIN with a table inside the database. This
table has information about the type of part: NIIN, NSN, part number, Supply
Class and system the part is used on. Finally, I have one more table which
lists each part stored in the warehouse by part number, location, qty,
contract number, condition, packaging.
I have a query to list all the stock. Before I created the linked table,
the query would combine the generic part info with the actual part info. I
wanted to add the price and shelf life, so I added in the current linked
table. I have tried to adjust the query, and even created a new query but
always with these same results. Without the linked table there are around
13, 480 items. After I add the linked table, the number increase to 13, 841.
If I look at a table, everything is good, no duplicates. But, If I look at
the query with the linked table, there are several duplicated lines. Remove
the link table from the query and the duplicates disappear. I have tried
breaking the join, started over, changed the join properties. I even tried
builiding a new query. But, if I add that linked table to a querry, the fun
starts. Some info is duplicated in the old tables, but I have not added
those duplicates to the query. Once I get the linked table to function
properly within the query, I will discard the excess info. I have inherited
the database and am trying to make it work without starting over. All other
queries seem to work without any visible errors. Any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.