Our AS400 database shows one order but multiple item on order, if you 
order five different items on one order it places the information 
five times.






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> Ben,
>   I do not understand what you mean by more than one listing per 
address? A
> shipment should have only one address, e.g. destination.
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> Also try to set the make table query to unique records only in the
> properties. This works if you are getting the same record repeated.
> Otherwise this sounds like a join problem. View the query in SQL 
view and
> post the SQL so we can look at it and this may help us decipher your
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> Thanks
> Hal
> 
> Hal McGee
> Engineering Data Manager
> Group Engineering - Process and Compliance
> Seating Products Group
> B/E Aerospace
> Winston-Salem, NC
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> I currently have two tables in my database, one is the ODBC link to
> the AS400 table and the other I populate with PRO numbers given to 
us
> by Yellow freight.  What my goal is supposed to be is that I assign 
a
> PRO number to each shipment automatically through the database, and
> the end results is a 4X6 shipping label with the name and address 
and
> a PRO number.  The problem is that the database has more than one
> listing per address, so when I assign PRO numbers automatically it
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> > Ben,
> >   Assuming your users won't be confused by the fact that the
> changes they
> > make do not show up on the AS/400, I would suggest the following:
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> > Use a Make Table query to make your initial table. However, Access
> will
> > inherit the field properties from the AS/400 and sometimes this 
can
> lead to
> > unexpected results.
> > Check the properties and be sure you are ok with them.
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> > If not, I use Append queries to get the data from the AS/400 into 
a
> local
> > table. Delete queries to clear the local table. This allows me
> better
> > control of the table.
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> > I have many databases where I download the data from our AS/400
> using Task
> > Scheduler and macros. The user gets only the data I download.
> > Also if you are working with very large amounts of data, you 
should
> be sure
> > at a minimum to Compact and Close on a regular basis.
> >
> > Good Luck
> > Hal
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> > Hal McGee
> > Engineering Data Manager
> > Group Engineering - Process and Compliance
> > Seating Products Group
> > B/E Aerospace
> > Winston-Salem, NC
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> > I have a database that pulls all info from an AS400 table via 
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> > the AS400 table is read only.  I want to be able to add info to 
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> > records, but not have to touch the AS400 table.  Is there a simple
> way
> > to create a second table mirroring the AS400 table, and be able to
> > populate it automatically with the AS400 info?
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> > I need it to be searchable from a report as well.
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