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Modifying Index in Table
Posted by: Sam Wenger
Date: August 22, 2016 08:37AM

I have a ticketing program which we use for help desk which uses MYSQL database. I created my own Access Database with additional information, but I linked in the tables using MYSQL ODBC in order to pull some information from the ticketing system. One of the fields I was using from the MYSQL ODBC had the Indexed set to Yes (No Duplicates) which allowed me to link to my Access Table using a One-to-Many relationship.

I now have a second instance of the ticketing Program for a second company. My goal was to duplicate what I had already done for the first company. So I created a second ODBC connected to the second MYSQL instance. However, I noticed that the Relationship link to my Access Table came in as Indeterminate. When comparing both instances I noticed that the new MYSQL instance has this field for the Index set to No.

I went into the MYSQL Workbench and added this field as Unique Index. However, when I go back to Access and relink this Table the field still shows up as Indexed No. So I can still not link with a One-to-Many.

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