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Guest
Hello,
I have worked for 3 days on this error:
"The LinkMasterFields property has produced this
error: 'The object doesn't contain the automation object:
Names'
I am using Access2002 on XP. 2002 file format. I have
these tables:
Names
Addresses
NamesAndAddresses
Names - First, Middle, Last
Addresses - The usual fields
NamesAndAddresses - linking table to provide the many-to-
many relationship.
This setup is used because I have records for each member
of a family in Names and they may all use the same
address. Plus, a child of divorced parents may have 2
addresses. Thus the many-to-many relation.
I have a main form that's record source is a query that
selects all fields from the Names table. I have a sub
form that shows the addresses through the linking table.
While showing each name record the address in the subform
updates correctly. But, I cannot enter a new address for
a particular record in the subform without getting the
error above.
I also have a phones and emails table with NamesAndPhones
and NamesAndEmails linking tables respectively. I have
subforms for phones and subform for emails on this same
master form and they exhibit the same error!
I do have the primary key ID, from Names as the
MasterField and the foreign key, ID, from the subform
query as ChildField.
I have checked books, I have looked at the Northwinds
subforms example, and I am doing it just like they say.
I just can't figure it out. I don't understand what piece
is missing.
Any help much appreciated
-Martin
I have worked for 3 days on this error:
"The LinkMasterFields property has produced this
error: 'The object doesn't contain the automation object:
Names'
I am using Access2002 on XP. 2002 file format. I have
these tables:
Names
Addresses
NamesAndAddresses
Names - First, Middle, Last
Addresses - The usual fields
NamesAndAddresses - linking table to provide the many-to-
many relationship.
This setup is used because I have records for each member
of a family in Names and they may all use the same
address. Plus, a child of divorced parents may have 2
addresses. Thus the many-to-many relation.
I have a main form that's record source is a query that
selects all fields from the Names table. I have a sub
form that shows the addresses through the linking table.
While showing each name record the address in the subform
updates correctly. But, I cannot enter a new address for
a particular record in the subform without getting the
error above.
I also have a phones and emails table with NamesAndPhones
and NamesAndEmails linking tables respectively. I have
subforms for phones and subform for emails on this same
master form and they exhibit the same error!
I do have the primary key ID, from Names as the
MasterField and the foreign key, ID, from the subform
query as ChildField.
I have checked books, I have looked at the Northwinds
subforms example, and I am doing it just like they say.
I just can't figure it out. I don't understand what piece
is missing.
Any help much appreciated
-Martin