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    ShawnCartwright is offline Novice
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    TmprryQryFrLnkFldsCrtn0123456789 Query

    Hello,

    For some reason Ive been trying to create a search function in my database and a " TmprryQryFrLnkFldsCrtn0123456789 " Query has appeared that I cant alter or change. Does anyone know what this is for or about?

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    Have you done a Compact and Repair yet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RuralGuy View Post
    Have you done a Compact and Repair yet?
    Thank you for the reply. Yes I have done it but still keeps coming up with this.... If I remove it I cant search or amend things. Yet I cant amend the query either. Its barmy lol.
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    Try *importing* everything BUT that query and see if the problem follows. Just takes a couple of seconds. http://www.btabdevelopment.com/ts/impnew

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    ShawnCartwright is offline Novice
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    Just done that and it hasn't imported my Customer Table with the message Could not open the object

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    ShawnCartwright is offline Novice
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    Just got a reserved error -1524 when trying to import it by itself?

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    Sounds like you have some corruption with that table. I hope you have a backup for that table. Here's a couple of links you might want to review:
    http://allenbrowne.com/ser-47.html
    http://allenbrowne.com/ser-25.html

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