>> Tried it, didn't work...
>
>I think you will have to find a copy of Access 97 then - it seems to work ok
>with that. I really don't recommend it, though, as you get much better
>control over the column types by doing things in MySQL. It is great for
>quick development testing and stuff, though.
I use this method to create tables and then use the "ALTER TABLE" command
in mySQL to do the fine tuning. For example to create an ID field which
auto increments. It looks as though I'd better not upgrade to Access2000!
>
>D'Arcy
>
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