If you have a Query depending on a table and it shouldn't be, how do you correct it?
If you have a Query depending on a table and it shouldn't be, how do you correct it?
Depends on it how? Is it in the query by join or is it referenced some other way in the query
Use the Query Designer to modify query.
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It's a database full of part #'s. We have a 1776 query that relies on the 1776 table (1776 is one of our part #'s etc.), and 870 query that relies on the 870 table. We also have a 2001 query that also relies on the 1776 table. It should be getting it's information from the 2001 table, but it's not. I click on the object dependancy database tool and it tells me it is relying on that table. i go into the properties, and i can't find that they're connected anywhere. I tried the Query designer, and it wanted to create a new query. i don't want a new one, just to fix this one.
Open the existing query in DesignView and edit.
Why do you have individual tables for parts?
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They are lab test sheets and have different requirements for testing. I will try your last suggestion. thanks.