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Fixing the Webpart File In both of the previous issues, if the webpart file was the problem, the fix was simple and you didn t have to do anything to the Solution Go to Site Administration, open the Web Part Gallery, find the web part, and then edit the properties You can also export the webpart file, delete it from the Gallery, edit the file, return to the Web Part Gallery, and then upload it

If your table has a field that you re sure won t contain any duplicate values, you can use that field as the primary key In the table Design view, click the field row you want to use as the primary key, and then on the Design tab in the Tools group, click Primary Key To remove the primary key designation, repeat the step You may be warned that you must delete a relationship using that field before removing it (Read more about creating and deleting relationships in 5)

When you have installed a solution in this manner, you can still debug the web part But, unlike the first part you did, the only way to debug an assembly installed this way is by using the Attach to Process method Refer to the debugging section in that example for instructions There are a few conditions for installed solutions First, the assembly you installed must have been built in Debug Mode, and second, you must have debug enabled on the site through the webconfig file if either of these conditions is not met, you ll receive a message stating that, "The following module was built either with optimizations enabled or without debug information

one of the records has a blank value in that field, Access won t set the key However, you can run a Find Duplicates query to locate and correct any duplicate entries Read more about queries in s 8 and 9 You can also solve the problem by choosing a different field as the primary key, adding another field to the key, or adding an AutoNumber field to use as the key

With Access 2007 automatically adding a primary key when the table is created, you probably will not need to create a multiple-field primary key on your own But, just in case you need to, here is how you can do that If you can t guarantee that the values in a single field will be unique throughout the table, you can combine two or more fields as the primary key For example, in a list of customer names, several may have the same last name, so that field couldn t be used as a primary key You could combine first and last names to create unique values, or, if that still doesn t work, you could combine first, last, and middle initial or ZIP code But, better yet, you could use an AutoNumber ID field instead To set a primary key that combines two or more fields, hold down ctrl while you select each field If the fields are contiguous in the list, select the top field row and hold down shift while you select the last row you want to include After you select all the fields you want in the key, click the Primary Key command in the Tools group on the Design tab Key icons appear in each row included in the multiple-field primary key

Removing a Solution can be done completely through the Site and Central Administration, but it is much quicker to do via the command line It must be removed in a similar order to the way you installed it, and you also have to add an additional command As with adding a web part, the first step is to go ahead and open up a command window When it s open, navigate to the SharePoint Root Bin directory (usually c:\program files\common files\ microsoft shared\web server extensions\12\bin) The first command is to deactivate the Solution on the site, and again you use the -url switch to remove it from a specific site The format of this command is

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Again, the ID here is the GUID of the Solution (from FeatureXML) so the command (entered on one line) would be