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Re: Thank you alll.....
Originally posted by football
Mirsat89 solution is fine if there is a 'key' field in the table. But unfortunately my table doesn’t have a key field.
Uh, you may want to do something about that. [B]Every[B] table needs a PK. If you don't have a 'natural' candidate key then make a surrogate one (actually, should always use surrogate, IMHO, but that's for another time ).
- Chris
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