michael munson wrote:
>I have two databases, one has many fields I need, the other only has one. Is
>it possible to go through the second database, and update specific rows on the
>first?
>
>DB1 has many rows, and DB2 has some. Every row in DB2 is in DB1 and they both
>have the same value for
At 11:20 PM -0600 1/26/06, michael munson wrote:
I have two databases, one has many fields I need, the other only has
one. Is it possible to go through the second database, and update
specific rows on the first?
DB1 has many rows, and DB2 has some. Every row in DB2 is in DB1 and
they both
I have two databases, one has many fields I need, the other only has one. Is it
possible to go through the second database, and update specific rows on the
first?
DB1 has many rows, and DB2 has some. Every row in DB2 is in DB1 and they both
have the same value for the key row so they can be
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