Re: Sql error Message
Guess 1. most likely you dont have a unique key in your recordset so that
the db engine cant tell for sure which row you want to update. Guess 2. It
could also mean the your data was changed by another usere since you
retrieved it from the db. If you are testing and getting this message it is
most likely guess no. 1.
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