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Zath
Constraint Violating Yak Guru
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 Posted - 2007-02-05 : 09:12:05
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| Getting an error:Error at Destination for Row number 358. Errors encountered so far in this task: 1. Unspecified error.My question is row 358. I have an ID column but the numbers are not in order and some are missing, like 3 is missing, doesn't exist, never has.So, row 358 would not be my ID number but the actual row 358?And if so, how to pull it up using a sql?Thanks,Zath |
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Zath
Constraint Violating Yak Guru
298 Posts |
Posted - 2007-02-05 : 09:46:28
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| Ok, found the problem and a strange one indeed.Manually counted the row till I was at 358.That row had no info on some columns, it was an empty string.Did not have the <NULL> value in it, so, I put something there and it transfered ok.Very strange...Quick question, how to input the <NULL> back for those columns?I forget the keyboard shortcut for it.I can do it using a sql of course update mytble set myfld = null, but there is a keyboard shortcut to do this while having the table open.Thanks,Zath |
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PurpleSun
Yak Posting Veteran
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Posted - 2007-02-05 : 11:01:18
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Keyboard shortcut is <CTRL> + 0quote:
Originally posted by Zath
Ok, found the problem and a strange one indeed.Manually counted the row till I was at 358.That row had no info on some columns, it was an empty string.Did not have the <NULL> value in it, so, I put something there and it transfered ok.Very strange...Quick question, how to input the <NULL> back for those columns?I forget the keyboard shortcut for it.I can do it using a sql of course update mytble set myfld = null, but there is a keyboard shortcut to do this while having the table open.Thanks,Zath
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