Anyway besides that, if you just want a lsit of records not present, you could make a query joining the two tables on prime key.
Right click on the join in design view and set to the appropriate value depending on which table to want to check for missing entries. Set the critieria to PK = Null on the 'other' table.
The SQL I sent you inserts into a third table, which will take longer.
I think teher is a wizard to guide you through this query anyway Regards
Ken Reay
Freelance Solutions Developer
Boldon Information Systems Ltd
UK
You might want to try a query that searches only on differences on one field (if that is possible). If that is the case, the following sample query might speed things up: [tt]
SELECT tblA.NameA
FROM tblA
WHERE not exists (select tblB.NameB from tblB where tblA.NameA = tblB.NameB)=true; [/tt]
Otherwise, a non-Access solution would be to copy the two tables into text files and use a text comparison utility, such as Beyond Compare, to display the differences.
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