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What you have looks OK to me in that ClassID is not inserted and thus
should get the next sequence value on the insert.
If there is no other code or operation that inserts or updates the
table, I'm out of ideas.
On Apr 11, 2006, at 2:35 PM, Douglas Doolittle wrote:
> We are using an Access front-end. The ClassID is the primary key for
> each record and that is being provided by the sequence. Below is the
> query that I ran. This is identical to what I ran in August other
> than
> the SemesterIDs were different.
>
> Fall 2005 - 96
> Fall 2006 - 114
>
> qry2659 (276 Records)
> ---
> INSERT INTO tblclass ( classinfolink, [section], stafflink,
> stafflink2,
> semesterlink, maxnum, location, startdate, enddate, block, labfee,
> notes, [hour], dayofweek, gbprogram, gbdirectory, cuts )
> SELECT tblclass.classinfolink, tblclass.section, tblclass.stafflink,
> tblclass.stafflink2, 114 AS SemLink, tblclass.maxnum,
> tblclass.location,
> tblclass.startdate, tblclass.enddate, tblclass.block, tblclass.labfee,
> tblclass.notes, tblclass.hour, tblclass.dayofweek, tblclass.gbprogram,
> tblclass.gbdirectory, tblclass.cuts
> FROM tblclass
> WHERE (((tblclass.semesterlink)=96));
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