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Thanks for the responses!
For example, I have a suppliers table with unique
supplier numbers (primary key field). I want to
duplicate certain records and assign a temporary, yet
sequential supplier number to the duplicated record, so
that there will be no duplicates in the primary key
field.
The reasoning behind this is, I have many suppliers with
the same exact information; only a couple of fields will
require alteration once a desired record is duplicated.
The application I'm working with is being used for data
entry. All these actions should all be performed through
a form where the data is entered from.
Here's another spin on the situation... There are other
tables with data related by the supplier number. I would
also like to have this data duplicated upon duplication
of the data in the supplier table.
Thanks.
For example, I have a suppliers table with unique
supplier numbers (primary key field). I want to
duplicate certain records and assign a temporary, yet
sequential supplier number to the duplicated record, so
that there will be no duplicates in the primary key
field.
The reasoning behind this is, I have many suppliers with
the same exact information; only a couple of fields will
require alteration once a desired record is duplicated.
The application I'm working with is being used for data
entry. All these actions should all be performed through
a form where the data is entered from.
Here's another spin on the situation... There are other
tables with data related by the supplier number. I would
also like to have this data duplicated upon duplication
of the data in the supplier table.
Thanks.