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Re: Double Query -
03-26-2008
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Without seeing what you are seeing, the best we can do is imagine and guess. Please open one of the 'two Query bars' .qbe files in a text editor (notepad works), then copy & paste it here. Make sure it is one that 'doubles'. Then we can begin to offer suggestions; and/or ask more questions. -- ------------------------------ Tony McGuire |
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The name of the query that comes up double is Bulletin Query. So when I do file open query bulletin query, I get one strip of query directly |
I was wondering if a NEW query would come up double. But, I didn't need
to ask about it, just try it.
So I did file new query create, and it came up single. I gave it the name
Bulletin Query and let the new one overwrite the old.
Now when I open Bulletin Query it comes up single, normal.
--Delbert Liechty
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Without seeing what you are seeing, the best we can do is imagine and guess. Please open one of the 'two Query bars' .qbe files in a text editor (notepad works), then copy & paste it here. Make sure it is one that 'doubles'. Then we can begin to offer suggestions; and/or ask more questions. -- ------------------------------ Tony McGuire |
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The name of the query that comes up double is Bulletin Query. So when I do file open query bulletin query, I get one strip of query directly |
I was wondering if a NEW query would come up double. But, I didn't need
to ask about it, just try it.
So I did file new query create, and it came up single. I gave it the name
Bulletin Query and let the new one overwrite the old.
Now when I open Bulletin Query it comes up single, normal.
--Delbert Liechty
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I was wondering if a NEW query would come up double. But, I didn't need to ask about it, just try it. So I did file new query create, and it came up single. I gave it the name Bulletin Query and let the new one overwrite the old. |
As I suspected - it appears the query had the table added twice, and
then the query was saved.
Good on ya for getting to the answer yourself.
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Tony McGuire
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I was wondering if a NEW query would come up double. But, I didn't need to ask about it, just try it. So I did file new query create, and it came up single. I gave it the name Bulletin Query and let the new one overwrite the old. |
As I suspected - it appears the query had the table added twice, and
then the query was saved.
Good on ya for getting to the answer yourself.
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Tony McGuire
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I was wondering if a NEW query would come up double. But, I didn't need to ask about it, just try it. So I did file new query create, and it came up single. I gave it the name Bulletin Query and let the new one overwrite the old. |
As I suspected - it appears the query had the table added twice, and
then the query was saved.
Good on ya for getting to the answer yourself.
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Tony McGuire
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I was wondering if a NEW query would come up double. But, I didn't need to ask about it, just try it. So I did file new query create, and it came up single. I gave it the name Bulletin Query and let the new one overwrite the old. |
As I suspected - it appears the query had the table added twice, and
then the query was saved.
Good on ya for getting to the answer yourself.
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Tony McGuire
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I was wondering if a NEW query would come up double. But, I didn't need to ask about it, just try it. So I did file new query create, and it came up single. I gave it the name Bulletin Query and let the new one overwrite the old. |
As I suspected - it appears the query had the table added twice, and
then the query was saved.
Good on ya for getting to the answer yourself.
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Tony McGuire
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I was wondering if a NEW query would come up double. But, I didn't need to ask about it, just try it. So I did file new query create, and it came up single. I gave it the name Bulletin Query and let the new one overwrite the old. |
As I suspected - it appears the query had the table added twice, and
then the query was saved.
Good on ya for getting to the answer yourself.
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Tony McGuire
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I was wondering if a NEW query would come up double. But, I didn't need to ask about it, just try it. So I did file new query create, and it came up single. I gave it the name Bulletin Query and let the new one overwrite the old. |
As I suspected - it appears the query had the table added twice, and
then the query was saved.
Good on ya for getting to the answer yourself.
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Tony McGuire
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