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My database tracks video shot by my videographers. I have a form called
TapeEdit that has all the general tape data in it from a similar table,
TapeData. This form also contains a subform of Shot Descriptions on that
tape that comes from a separate table, ShotDesc. The necessary data from
both tables are combined in a query that serves as the control source for
this form. Both tables contain a field TapeID and share a one to many
relationship (1 tape, many shot descriptions).
Problem is: When the TapeEdit form is opened with tape and shot description
data, none of the data in the main form (containing the Tape information) can
be edited, but the Shot Descriptions can.
On Both Forms (Main and Subform);
Allow Filters, Edits, Deletions, and Additions Properties are set to Yes
Data Entry is set to No
Record Locks is set to No Locks
What needs to change.
TapeEdit that has all the general tape data in it from a similar table,
TapeData. This form also contains a subform of Shot Descriptions on that
tape that comes from a separate table, ShotDesc. The necessary data from
both tables are combined in a query that serves as the control source for
this form. Both tables contain a field TapeID and share a one to many
relationship (1 tape, many shot descriptions).
Problem is: When the TapeEdit form is opened with tape and shot description
data, none of the data in the main form (containing the Tape information) can
be edited, but the Shot Descriptions can.
On Both Forms (Main and Subform);
Allow Filters, Edits, Deletions, and Additions Properties are set to Yes
Data Entry is set to No
Record Locks is set to No Locks
What needs to change.