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AAbrams
Because of a migration, I had to rename some (a lot of) field names in a set
of tables. Of course, the queries which refer to these fields no are
confused and refer to expressions.
When I go in and and repoint the quey in the right direction, though, the
"Expr00" reference remains, which goofs up reporting based on the queries.
There are a LOT of query references involved - whoever designed this sucker
originally didn't do it right, and it is expressly NOT in my scope of work
to re-do the logic.
Is there any way to get the application to expunge the "Expr" references
without going in and manipulating each one by hand? The application is an
Access 97 database, running on an XP platform
Thanks in advance,
Alan
of tables. Of course, the queries which refer to these fields no are
confused and refer to expressions.
When I go in and and repoint the quey in the right direction, though, the
"Expr00" reference remains, which goofs up reporting based on the queries.
There are a LOT of query references involved - whoever designed this sucker
originally didn't do it right, and it is expressly NOT in my scope of work
to re-do the logic.
Is there any way to get the application to expunge the "Expr" references
without going in and manipulating each one by hand? The application is an
Access 97 database, running on an XP platform
Thanks in advance,
Alan