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Hi Lene,
Looks like you have found every programmers nightmare with the database that you have.
From experience, I think it is just a case of plugging you way through the tables, hope that where columns are duplicated in tables that the column name is the same (or similar enough to be obvious), otherwise just trial and error.
Best of luck!!
Tim
Looks like you have found every programmers nightmare with the database that you have.
From experience, I think it is just a case of plugging you way through the tables, hope that where columns are duplicated in tables that the column name is the same (or similar enough to be obvious), otherwise just trial and error.
Best of luck!!
Tim
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