>In your first response you said, "Yes. There is nothing to prevent two people from getting the same key value." Do you have any support for that claim?
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>>You didn't get it. The problem is not with the UPDATE, but the original INSERT. There is nothing to stop two people from inserting the same record.
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>Yes there is: it would cause a primary key violation of the KeyCtr table.
Carl,
At this point all I'm going to say is use it if you want. I would not rely on it to work. My method has been tried and tested by people all over and works perfectly.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer