or setup a table in ms sql server to create say 5000 rows, each of which is
a UUID

export those to a table in the access db and then take one out for every
record and insert it as the primary key....



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> Could use CreateUUID() and insert that into a column other than your
> autonumbered ID field.
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> Hi
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> Does any one know if Microsoft Access has the equicolent of the SQL
> server GUID. Im designing an email postcard app where the person
> receiving the card gets a link to the card and has to click 
> on it to see
> the card. The URL link will need to contain an ID or equivolent. If it
> is a sequential ID as generated by a typical autonumber field  then
> people have the opportunity to alter the ID and view a card 
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> someone else. Unfortunately, upgrading to SQL Server is not an option
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