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dssww
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USA
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Posted - 11 July 2001 :  19:13:35  Show Profile  Visit dssww's Homepage
I can't seem to find the drop PM table file. Does anyone have it available?

RichardKinser
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USA
16655 Posts

Posted - 11 July 2001 :  19:30:20  Show Profile
you want to completely drop that table?

You can make a .dbs file that will work with mod_dbsetup.asp

just create a new file and name it something like droppmtable.dbs (or dbs_droppmtable.asp depending on what version of mod_dbsetup.asp you are using)

Here is what to put in the file:

Drop PM Table
[DROP]
PM
[END]
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dssww
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USA
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Posted - 11 July 2001 :  20:31:42  Show Profile  Visit dssww's Homepage
I already tried that and it didn't work, I thought I missed something, not even an error. I really only need to get autonumber on the M_ID field. I didn't care about loosing the PM's I already lost 2 weeks of posts & 30 members.

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RichardKinser
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16655 Posts

Posted - 11 July 2001 :  20:36:00  Show Profile
Do you have access to your database? What are you using? Access? MS SQL?

If Access, Access97 or Access2000?
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dssww
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Posted - 12 July 2001 :  06:16:23  Show Profile  Visit dssww's Homepage
Richard,

I have access to my DB it is access2k. I am back up on my SQL now but would like to know for future ref if you can fix the field to autonumber or you have to drop the table & start over

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RichardKinser
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USA
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Posted - 12 July 2001 :  07:00:44  Show Profile
If you have Microsoft Access, you can open the database and set it to autonumber.

Also, you can use something like TableEditor as well.

Other than that, dropping the table and readding it is the only other way I know of.
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dssww
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USA
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Posted - 12 July 2001 :  09:17:51  Show Profile  Visit dssww's Homepage
quote:

If you have Microsoft Access, you can open the database and set it to autonumber.

Also, you can use something like TableEditor as well.

Other than that, dropping the table and readding it is the only other way I know of.



Access will not let you autonumber a field if it contains data.

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