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In working on a database to remove redundancies and make it more efficent I
have run into a problme that I just do not know how to fix. Often when restructuring tables it is easier to throw the data into EXCEL and then import it back into the DB. Becuase I must preserve the data that is currently in the DB rebuilding tables can be madding. In this case I need to reformat the primary key which is a field containing some SSNs, and some made up numbers of various lengths. I want to reformat the feild to 9 charactors, but need to insert leading zeros to the made up numbers. Example: one number is 118, and would need to be reformated as 000000118. There a several different number lengths which makes my job all the harder. Is there a way to do this that I am not seeing? Any help will be greatly appreciated... -- Jacqueline |
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