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Moderate: Requires basic macro, coding, and interoperability skills. SYMPTOMSIn Microsoft Access 7.0 or in Microsoft Access 97, you try running a query with a long join criteria, and you find that the query does not return the expected number of records. CAUSEIn Access 7.0 or in Access 97, the join criteria in queries is limited to 255 bytes. Records evaluated by queries that have join criteria exceeding 255 bytes are not returned in the result set. STATUSThis is a limitation of Access 7.0 and Access 97. This limitation does not exist in Access 2000. MORE INFORMATIONYou cannot precisely determine the number of bytes used in a join criteria; however, you can roughly estimate the number of bytes by using the following algorithm: One byte for each column in the join + One byte for each 256 characters in the record + Total bytes included in each column in the join. Steps to Reproduce Behavior
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