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Unwanted fields
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I believe these fields support Replication. I'm not sure how to get rid of them, but I would start by trying to remove Replication--unless you're actually using it, of course, in which case don't delete these columns.
If you are using Replication, why is it a problem that these columns are visible? You're not exposing them to your users are you?
Rick Sprague
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If you are using Replication, why is it a problem that these columns are visible? You're not exposing them to your users are you?
Rick Sprague
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Well the users can't see them but they are a pain when I am working in tables. You are right is as much as they are a hangover from whem I had the tables replicated but they aren't any more. Don't know why the fields are visible tho?
I have found a fix by running a create-table query for each table without those fields & making a new set of tables.
Thankx for your input.
I have found a fix by running a create-table query for each table without those fields & making a new set of tables.
Thankx for your input.
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