GWiz
03-06-2002, 07:29 AM
Hello,
I am importing a text file to an existing table with two primary keys. These two preimary keys prevent duplication of records from the text files. I am receiving a primary key violation error. This error allows me to continue and append the records. What I want to do is suppress the error message so the user does not see it. I want the error to default to YES to continue. I believe it is possible to do this within a macro. I know I have seen instructions on this but can't find them now.
Goal: Have the records appended using the primary keys from the table, but defaulting the error message to YES without the user seeing the mesaage. Thanks
GWiz
I am importing a text file to an existing table with two primary keys. These two preimary keys prevent duplication of records from the text files. I am receiving a primary key violation error. This error allows me to continue and append the records. What I want to do is suppress the error message so the user does not see it. I want the error to default to YES to continue. I believe it is possible to do this within a macro. I know I have seen instructions on this but can't find them now.
Goal: Have the records appended using the primary keys from the table, but defaulting the error message to YES without the user seeing the mesaage. Thanks
GWiz