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Default ordinal positions

Hi
I am writing a vb application that connects to an MSDE database using ADO objects and i need to create a table with a number of fields, which i have done by using the CREATE TABLE SQL command , however i need to specify the ordinal positions of each of these fields.

any ideas?






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