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PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 10:52 am    Post subject: Need help on access Reply with quote

Hi,
I've used Access database as the backend in my winforms..
I'm very new to access 2007 db..
I need help on Accesss db..
Ive used a field of datatype MEMO in one of my tables....
I wanted to make it as a unique through design wizard of access..
how can i acheive it?

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