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    caki2112 is offline Novice
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    Query truncating memo field - doesn't appear to be any of the usual culprits

    Greetings,



    I'm new to the forum, so please forgive any breaches of etiquette and let me know so I can avoid them in the future.

    I'm having trouble with a query that is truncating a memo field. I found Allen Browne's list of reasons this can happen, and I'm pretty sure none of them apply in this case...I'm not messing with totals, I don't have anything in the field's format property, I'm not concatenating, I'm not using a unique query, and while I'm not sure what a union query is, I'm pretty sure I'm not doing that either since the word "union" does not appear anywhere in the SQL. I have verified that the table the field comes from is using a memo field. Any thoughts?

    Here is the SQL statement:
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    SELECT ALUMNI_APRCONF.APRCONF_PIDM, ALUMNI_APRCONF.APRCONF_COMMENT AS [DNC Comment]
    FROM ALUMNI_APRCONF INNER JOIN ALUMNI_APRSUBJ ON (ALUMNI_APRCONF.APRCONF_PIDM = ALUMNI_APRSUBJ.APRSUBJ_PIDM) AND (ALUMNI_APRCONF.APRCONF_IDEN_CODE = ALUMNI_APRSUBJ.APRSUBJ_IDEN_CODE) AND (ALUMNI_APRCONF.APRCONF_GRP_SEQ_NO = ALUMNI_APRSUBJ.APRSUBJ_GRP_SEQ_NO)
    WHERE (((ALUMNI_APRSUBJ.APRSUBJ_SUBJ_CODE)="DNC"));
    Laurie

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    No idea. Query looks good. Want to provide db for analysis? Follow instructions at bottom of my post.
    How to attach file: http://www.accessforums.net/showthread.php?t=70301 To provide db: copy, remove confidential data, run compact & repair, zip w/Windows Compression.

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    caki2112 is offline Novice
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    Thanks for your response. In looking through my data to find good examples to leave in the database when I shared it, I discovered that although the field appeared truncated when I looked at the query in Access, it actually wasn't when I exported the data to Excel. This seems odd to me, but ultimately isn't a problem. I traced the source of the truncation that was appearing in my final product to a different query that did have a totals row. Removing that fixed the problem. Now I just have to go find the instructions for marking a thread solved. =) Thanks again.

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