etc etc.
Any ideas on where my code is incorrect ?
Bob M
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in a primary key!
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It would appear that my so-called 'date' field is not a good field to have
in a primary key!
You can have just about any datatype in your primary key.
The only hard requirement is that the primary key must be unique.
Using existing fields from your record which uniquely identify
your data is
my original question...
Why does my code not pick up the true 'oldest' record
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