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Hi All,
I have VB & SQL 2005 Express but i'm afraid i am a newbie, my background is
in MS Access so please if you can give me any advice, please take my
inexperience into consideration.
I have two tables, i won't detail all the fields but just those that are
relevant.
Table 1
Company Name
Profits
Tax Year
Table 2
Tax Year
Tax Rate
quite simply i need to join the tables on the Tax Year fields so that when i
make another calculated field i.e. TaxPaid (= TaxRate*Profits) it picks up
the right TaxRate for the right TaxYear.
If i do this using a join, my table (& therefore my user form) is always
read-only, so i can't change the Profits or anything (which needs to be done!)
In MS Access i would change the Recordset Type to Dynaset (Inconsistent
Update) is there something similar i need to do in VB to get this to work or
can anyone suggest any other way around it.
Please remember i am very much a newbie, i have tried the help files but
don't know what i am looking for, i have read several books but i can't
figure this one out.
Thanks very much
Emma
I have VB & SQL 2005 Express but i'm afraid i am a newbie, my background is
in MS Access so please if you can give me any advice, please take my
inexperience into consideration.
I have two tables, i won't detail all the fields but just those that are
relevant.
Table 1
Company Name
Profits
Tax Year
Table 2
Tax Year
Tax Rate
quite simply i need to join the tables on the Tax Year fields so that when i
make another calculated field i.e. TaxPaid (= TaxRate*Profits) it picks up
the right TaxRate for the right TaxYear.
If i do this using a join, my table (& therefore my user form) is always
read-only, so i can't change the Profits or anything (which needs to be done!)
In MS Access i would change the Recordset Type to Dynaset (Inconsistent
Update) is there something similar i need to do in VB to get this to work or
can anyone suggest any other way around it.
Please remember i am very much a newbie, i have tried the help files but
don't know what i am looking for, i have read several books but i can't
figure this one out.
Thanks very much
Emma