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Old 06-21-2006, 01:31 PM   #1
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Link tables for sub-reporting

I have several MyISAM tables that I am trying to link to do some invoice-type reporting (with sub-groups). In the data window, Navicat is not allowing me to establish links with fields which are integers (unsigned). This is a problem because all of my primary and foreign keys are integers -- which makes it impossible for me to do the joins which I need. I can link varchar fields but not integers. When I click the link button the integer fields do not even appear on the table of possible options. Am I missing something obvious? Thanks for your help. - Chad
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