Sherry, John, and others who may be interested, and can use MS Access. Others please ignore. Access has a useful query type that I have used for this. Create a new Access database. You MUST open your fdb file by right click>Open with option. Access won't let you find it the first time since it is not an Access standard extension. Make a copy of the tblIR from each fdb file and paste it to the new database. Rename it to reflect the source fdb file. Create a new query, select "Find Unmatched Query Wizard" from the list, and follow the screens. It may take a little while to learn, but if you carefully read what it is asking, it can be helpful.
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