S
Scott
I have a field in my main form that I am trying to update
using a seperate form.
I followed the help examples in Access 2k to create a
Macro that's attached to a command button on that second
form to update the main form. And it appears to work
properly initially.
But then when I try to go on to the next record. I get an
error message stating:
Write Conflict.
Another user has edited this record. Do you want to drop
the changes.....blah,blah blah.
If I choose drop changes. Everything is again ok. Until I
try to edit the field with the remote form a second time.
At this point my Macr crashes the database and gives me a
Macro Halt error.
So much for the MS Access help examples being helpful. ;-)
Obviously I'm doing this wrong.
Can anyone tell me the proper way to update a field on the
main form with a seperate form?
-Scott
using a seperate form.
I followed the help examples in Access 2k to create a
Macro that's attached to a command button on that second
form to update the main form. And it appears to work
properly initially.
But then when I try to go on to the next record. I get an
error message stating:
Write Conflict.
Another user has edited this record. Do you want to drop
the changes.....blah,blah blah.
If I choose drop changes. Everything is again ok. Until I
try to edit the field with the remote form a second time.
At this point my Macr crashes the database and gives me a
Macro Halt error.
So much for the MS Access help examples being helpful. ;-)
Obviously I'm doing this wrong.
Can anyone tell me the proper way to update a field on the
main form with a seperate form?
-Scott