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February 17th, 2004, 02:39 PM

sal

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A table with 100 fields an no indexes or even a primaty key will cause issues. It will not only slow down your database, but your network as well depending on the number of records and size of the database.
A service release will fix a bug on a program not a database design issue.

mikericc, try reading more on data normalization. You will be rewarded.

Sal

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