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Hey, I'm new here. I'm having a problem I don't understand, and I can't see a pattern in when it occurs, as it only happens about half the time. I will add something to a SQL statement in a query, and when I return to the query, every row looks exactly the same as the first row. Is this an error?? What's happening?
Thanks Edit: I forgot to mention that even after I change the statement back to the way it was, the rows still look the same (wrong). Last edited by kruai; 06-22-2009 at 08:58 AM. Reason: Add'l info |
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Have you applied SP2 for Office 2007 yet? Is this even on simple queries? How about an example. Maybe even a sample db.
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