I haven't used MySQL-Front, but there's a IGNORE option to the INSERT statement which allows you to duplicate records, ...ummm duplicate primary keys that is.
..something like:


insert ignore into tblUsers () values ();


At 15:47 03/07/2003 +0000, you wrote:


> Anybody know how to limit the number of records that can be
> inserted in a field or table in MySQL, using MySQL-Front,
> also how to allow duplicate records.

What do you mean by this?  It's quite a confusing statement.  Could you
clarify?

Paul

PS Why do you want to duplicate records?



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