[mso] Fixing referential integrity problem

From: Pruscoe@xxxxxxx
To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2013 14:50:34 -0400 (EDT)

I have Microsoft Access 2003.
 
I have a simple database consisting of 2 tables, linked by 2 fields.
 
When I originally set up the tables, I did not enforce referential  
integrity. When I try to do so now, it tells me that it cannot do it because  
data 
(in one of the tables) violates the referential integrity rules.
 
I would like to create a query that says "give me all the values of  
CD.Programs.CD_Tiltle that don't exists in CD_List.CD_Title"
 
(I'll need another if that doesn't find the problem, but, given this  
example, I expect I can figure out the other one myself.)
 
How do I do that?
 
Thx for all your help.
 
Peter
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