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  1. Mar 3rd, 2002, 11:58 AM #1
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    Update query updating MEMO field without destroying contents?

    Is it possible for a simply UPDATE script to update a memo data field withOUT destroying the current contents of said field?

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    Do you mean adding to the content? Or modifying the existing content?
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    Originally posted by Abu haider
    Do you mean adding to the content? Or modifying the existing content?
    Adding to.

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    wouldn't it

    be something like :

    Update table Set field1=field1 & "New addition";

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