Laurie Almoslino <laurie@pcdatabasesolutions.com> wrote in
news:928Ge.8$0B5.2212@news.uswest.net:
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> You are absolutely right - I was using "distinct" in the query,
> and didn't know that causes Memo fields to truncate. This may
> also solve some other long-standing mysteries![/color]
No, that has nothing to do with it.
I've encountered the same problem within Access, but triggered by
concatenating memo fields.
I think it's an inherent flaw in DAO and the inner workings of
Access.
The only workaround I found was to do the concatenation in the Word
file, which resulted in extra spaces, but that isn't a problem
because the destination is a web page, where HTML treats any white
space the same (one space is rendered as one space, two spaces are
rendered as one space, and so forth).
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