K
Karen
OK, I have a form and on the 'After Update' event of an address-field
textbox I take that value and plug it into a public function that calculates
the fulladdress and updates the corresponding fulladdress field in the
form's underlying table with a SQL update query.
I am getting a 'Write Conflict' error. I tried to fix it by adding Me.Dirty
= False but the problem remains.
This is the first time I have tried this, in the past I just had a hidden
field on the form whose control source was the table field.
I can fix this by adding the hidden field, but I'd really like to know why I
can't update the table with the SQL without a write conflict
textbox I take that value and plug it into a public function that calculates
the fulladdress and updates the corresponding fulladdress field in the
form's underlying table with a SQL update query.
I am getting a 'Write Conflict' error. I tried to fix it by adding Me.Dirty
= False but the problem remains.
This is the first time I have tried this, in the past I just had a hidden
field on the form whose control source was the table field.
I can fix this by adding the hidden field, but I'd really like to know why I
can't update the table with the SQL without a write conflict