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5/25/2008 9:42 AM
Hello, I have a dropdown list for "State" as a custom field. It currently has the state spelled out, but I'd like to use abreviations now instead. I have changed the dropdown choices, but now need to go into each property and reset this fields value to the abbreviation. This is getting time consuming. How can I open the database itself in excel or notepad or something like that? Is there a single file I can open, make all these changes by hand (or maybe with a find/replace) and then upload back to the server? Thanks! Jeff

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5/26/2008 2:12 AM
Hi Jeff, I currently use "SQL Manager 2005 for SQL Server" and I would strongly suggest you purchase this or a similar product. It's great for Backing up the SQL DB but also for editing the DB directly, as you need to do. Hope this helps. Regards, Kon

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5/26/2008 5:56 AM
You should be able to download the tools for SQL Express to get the SQL Manager I think.

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