maneesha

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Apr 17	comment	look for missing datetime records in database Thanks - I realize I overcomplicated this in my mind. Creating a table of minutes & running a join on my timestamp makes perfect sense!
Apr 17	accepted	look for missing datetime records in database
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Mar 29	awarded	Popular Question
Apr 9	asked	upgrading sql server 2000 database to sql server 2012
Mar 28	accepted	Acceptable size for MS Access Database?
Mar 28	revised	Acceptable size for MS Access Database? deleted 10 characters in body
Mar 28	asked	Acceptable size for MS Access Database?
Jan 10	asked	Print filter parameters on a report
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Jan 10	accepted	If A is next to B, how to automatically assert that B is next to A
Jan 10	comment	If A is next to B, how to automatically assert that B is next to A This works for what I need... just one note: I made the two select statements be "FROM PackageNextTo" .... this data is being stored in another table because one package may be next to zero or more packages.
Jan 10	revised	If A is next to B, how to automatically assert that B is next to A noted that Access requires a PK and will automatically autoincrement if necessary.
Jan 10	comment	If A is next to B, how to automatically assert that B is next to A The ID in Table PackageNextTo is an AutoIncrement required by Access. Not something I'm actually using in coding anything.
Jan 9	awarded	Editor
Jan 9	revised	If A is next to B, how to automatically assert that B is next to A added 14 characters in body; edited tags
Jan 9	asked	If A is next to B, how to automatically assert that B is next to A
Jan 5	comment	Multiple values in lookup fields For my example, our students are not all "pure" --- One person can identify as both White and Asian, for example.
Jan 5	asked	Multiple values in lookup fields