Re: ODBC/MS-ACCESS interference with instance

Joshua E Lieberman wrote:
>
> Generally, Access only allows updates of Oracle tables with a primary key
> defined, i.e. with an index defined on a primary key.
 .. snip ...
> beatonb_at_cadvision.com (Bill Beaton) writes:... snip ...
> >I am not prepared to create any
> >indices for a number of reasons ...If you are going to satisfy your user you will need
to create
at least one UNIQUE index otherwise Access/VB datacontrols will not allow insertion/update/delete (unless passthrough queries are used, and even then I wont swear that a unique
index wouldn't be required by the Access Jet Engine.) I assume this is what Joshua implied by his reference to an index on the primary key.

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