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Hans Merkl
Hi,
I have started using SQL server instead Access as database backend and I am
running into this problem:
I have a view like this:
SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT id_transaction_type, Description, id_account,
Amount, TheDate, id_account_transaction,
dbo.AccountBalanceAtDate(id_account,
TheDate) AS accountbalance
FROM dbo.TAccountTransactions
ORDER BY TheDate DESC
AccountBalanceAtDate is a user-defined function
I have based an Access form on this view. I can add records and delete
records, but when I try to modify a record, I get an error message "This
record has been changed bu another user....." with the options "Save
record", "Copy to clipboard", "Drop changes".
When I run the view in Enterprise manager (or in access) I don't have that
problem. Also no problems when I remove the call to AccountBalanceAtDate.
Any ideas how I can get around this?
Thanks
Hans Merkl
I have started using SQL server instead Access as database backend and I am
running into this problem:
I have a view like this:
SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT id_transaction_type, Description, id_account,
Amount, TheDate, id_account_transaction,
dbo.AccountBalanceAtDate(id_account,
TheDate) AS accountbalance
FROM dbo.TAccountTransactions
ORDER BY TheDate DESC
AccountBalanceAtDate is a user-defined function
I have based an Access form on this view. I can add records and delete
records, but when I try to modify a record, I get an error message "This
record has been changed bu another user....." with the options "Save
record", "Copy to clipboard", "Drop changes".
When I run the view in Enterprise manager (or in access) I don't have that
problem. Also no problems when I remove the call to AccountBalanceAtDate.
Any ideas how I can get around this?
Thanks
Hans Merkl