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    Intelligent String Compare?

    Thanks again PAT. Once again you come to my rescue (well sort of :) ) You helped me out once before in case you don't remember. I was afraid the answer would be something like that :( Well it doesn't hurt to ask. In anticipation I have already started coding something along the lines of what...
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    Intelligent String Compare?

    I have two tables. They are a list of games for the Amiga. Around 5000 entries in each table. I need to look for each game from table one and see if it exists in table two. e.g. 20000 Leagues Under The Sea This game exists in table 2 but is spelled differently. e.g. 20,000 Legaues Under The...
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    Intelligent String Compare?

    A weird question, maybe an impossible one. Is there a way do something like an intelligent string compare. What I have is two tables. I need to find all matching record in both tables based solely on the name. However it is very common for minor spelling errors and punctuation differences to...
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    Problem with OpenRecordset and SQL Statement

    Hi, Thanks for repsponding. Ooops I didn't cut and pastse the SQL statement properly. It's a basic one that goes like this SELECT * FROM [tblGames] ORDER [tblGames].Name But I think Pats hit it on the head. The Name field could very well have multiple entries that are the same. Can I order by...
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    Problem with OpenRecordset and SQL Statement

    Hi there, Hope someone can help I am opening a recordset like this, where strDatabase is an SQL Statement Set rstDatafile = dbDatafile.OpenRecordset(strDatabase, dbOpenSnapshot) SQL Statement =[tblName] ORDER [Name] It opens and everything is seemingly OK. However I then run a loop that...
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