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Buck Naked
I have a database that contains a few tables, this one query centers around
two of them, students and attendance.
I have a primary key on student ID (autonumber) and this field coincides
with the ID field in attendance, which is also a primay key and the
relationship is one to many. I've made a query that selects all of the
students from the student table and then lists their attendance. I've
applied an order to the query to go by student name ascending and then by
date (in attendance) descending. The query looks exactly like I'd expect it
to.
I then took the query and built a Form for it, using the wizard. The
problem is that the query is displaying the students by their student ID and
the dates appear to be somewhat random.
Any idea on why the Form differs from the query? I'd expect the form to
show the information in the exact same order as the query. Any and all in
sight would be most appreicated.
two of them, students and attendance.
I have a primary key on student ID (autonumber) and this field coincides
with the ID field in attendance, which is also a primay key and the
relationship is one to many. I've made a query that selects all of the
students from the student table and then lists their attendance. I've
applied an order to the query to go by student name ascending and then by
date (in attendance) descending. The query looks exactly like I'd expect it
to.
I then took the query and built a Form for it, using the wizard. The
problem is that the query is displaying the students by their student ID and
the dates appear to be somewhat random.
Any idea on why the Form differs from the query? I'd expect the form to
show the information in the exact same order as the query. Any and all in
sight would be most appreicated.