Thanks
Mike
As for using a space in a primary key, it wouldn't make much sense normally.
However, it could conceivably be a reasonable thing to do in some very
special situation.
Rather than looking for a blanket rule that you should or shouldn't do
something, it would be better for you to explain why you think you want a
blank in a primary key and then ask if the other readers of this group can
think of a better approach.
Rhino
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