[mso] Access 2003 - table updates
- From: Pruscoe@xxxxxxx
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2008 13:34:14 EDT
I managed to solve the combo box problem by brute force - deleting the form,
and recreating it using the wizard. But now I've moved on to another issue.
The design of my database includes a table of pictures and a table of
categories. The picture/category relationship is one to many. I implemented
this by
creating a cross-ref table that contains a unique ID, and pointers to the
picture and category tables. The form (that the wizard created) for pictures
including a subform for categories generally works. But when I add a (picture)
record with related categories, not only are records written (correctly) to
the picture and cross-ref tables, but also to the category table. It should
not write to the category table at all.
I am at a loss to know how to prevent this.
Suggestions?
In a message dated 7/27/2008 9:31:22 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
Pruscoe@xxxxxxx writes:
I must confess that as an infrequent creator of Access databases (and
forms)
I struggle a lot with what seems to me to be arcane terminology.
I have created a database including a main table and some subsidiary
(lookup) tables. I have combo boxes in the form for the main table, which
are tied
to the lookup tables. Although the combo boxes display the values correctly
from the subsidiary tables, when I select one it is not saved in the form.
Conversely, if I create a record in the main table manually, when I bring up
that
record in the form, it does not show the corresponding value (from the
subsidiary table) in the combo box.
I have made this work before, in a different database (probably after hours
of head-scratching) and I've compared the properties of the DB/form/field
that work with the ones that don't, and I can't see the problem.
Any suggestions?
Peter
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