Oh yes, there is a solution and it's very simple: stop using composite keys.

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"Steve S" wrote in message
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Have several tables where the primary key consists of 3 individual fields.
Is there a way to fererence these fields as a group? Right now I have to
reference FLD1, FLD2 and fFLD3. It would be nice to just have to code
"TBL1.FLDs123=TBL4.FLDS123" instead of "TBL1.FLD1=TBL4.FLD1,,,,etc.

If this issue is addressed somewhere in this newsgroup I just missed it or
didn't recognize it. Sorry.
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Steve S