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Set Null in Ms Access DB again!

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    Whoami Whoami
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    Hi all again! I am designing a web site ready to use both SQL and Ms Access DB. I have a relation between say Picture and Category. When I delete a category, all the related pictures category will set to NULL. I have no problem with SQL, I set SetToNull in SQL but when I setting up relation in MS Access, I can't find any option, It raise an error when I want to delete category, how I can make MS ACC to set that field to NULL while deleting that record? Thanks.

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      Hi all again! I am designing a web site ready to use both SQL and Ms Access DB. I have a relation between say Picture and Category. When I delete a category, all the related pictures category will set to NULL. I have no problem with SQL, I set SetToNull in SQL but when I setting up relation in MS Access, I can't find any option, It raise an error when I want to delete category, how I can make MS ACC to set that field to NULL while deleting that record? Thanks.

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      pmarfleet
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      You asked this question in the ASP.NET forum on October 7th and I answered it. You shouldn't post the same question twice - continue the previous thread. Your previous thread can be found here[^]. -- modified at 10:03 Monday 15th October, 2007

      Paul Marfleet

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