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I got a table that looks like this: ACCOUNT---------NAME------------BROUTE------------BACCOUNT-----------VALUE ---[COLOR="Red"]NEED[/COLOR] 111111................BILL...............77777777...............88888888...............345.34-- 222222................BOB...............77777777...............88888888...............0.0-------- 111111................BILL...............77777777...............88888888...............454.34------[COLOR="Red"]2225.67[/COLOR] 111111................BILL...............77777777...............88888888...............657.67---- 222222................BOB...............77777777...............88888888...............768.32-- 444444................JIM...............55555555...............66666666...............23.12---- 333333................TIM...............55555555...............66666666...............36.58-------[COLOR="Red"]685.02[/COLOR] 333333................TIM...............55555555...............66666666...............625.32--- There are over 62 thousand entries with different values for columns listed above. I want to use (BROUTE + BACCOUNT) as a primary key for this query. "Bank account + bank routing … 
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