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Claudio D.
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Hello Barry,

Does the database table you are using contain a primary field?

Many thanks!

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Barry Maloney
Barry Maloney
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yes

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Yerson R.
Yerson R.
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I had the same issue recently, perhaps ... you are using column names that contain "spaces" something like "TABLE 1" and should be "TABLE_1" or "TABLE1" (kindly claudio fix my issue)

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Barry Maloney
Barry Maloney
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Thank you Terson,

I don't have that issue... No spaces,

Barry

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Barry Maloney
Barry Maloney
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sorry...Yerson, for my fat fingers.

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Yerson R.
Yerson R.
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Hi Barry... look, I attach a sql test file, review it and compare it with what you have, maybe helps you.
this was the one that finally worked for me after several attempts. (With the help of Claudio)

here is my test table working.

http://www.vbox.pro/test/pagina-1.html

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Barry Maloney
Barry Maloney
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Thank you Yerson,

The only thing I changed was the location of the ID column. Once I moved it to the first position to suit your example it worked. I don’t know what would happen if one used a different type of primary key apart from one that uses auto numbering (1,2,3,4, 5...)
But this time it worked and I thank you

Barry

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Yerson R.
Yerson R.
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cool Barry, i'm glad you have been able to solve your issue...

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