M
Mike
I am using Access 2002 on a Windows XP machine.
Basically, even though I know it is bad structure, I have 3
fields in about 5 tables each (I didn't create this
database, I inherited it and they DO NOT want anything
changed, just this feature added). To enter a new record
now, they have to put the same three things in all the tables.
What I was thinking is that I would create a form that had
the three fields on it and they would type in the
information, hit a button and a query would run that would
place the info in all tables.
I tried this in SQL using this statement:
INSERT INTO [*tblMaster] ( [Agency#] )
VALUES (Forms!frmEnterNewAgency!AgencyID);
It worked when I would just run it and type in the
criteria, but when I have the form open and info in the
form, I get an error saying it cannot run due to validation
rules. The thing is, in the table I have no validation rules.
The text boxes on the form are unbound, and the field on
the table is a double.
Any help would be great!
-Mike
Basically, even though I know it is bad structure, I have 3
fields in about 5 tables each (I didn't create this
database, I inherited it and they DO NOT want anything
changed, just this feature added). To enter a new record
now, they have to put the same three things in all the tables.
What I was thinking is that I would create a form that had
the three fields on it and they would type in the
information, hit a button and a query would run that would
place the info in all tables.
I tried this in SQL using this statement:
INSERT INTO [*tblMaster] ( [Agency#] )
VALUES (Forms!frmEnterNewAgency!AgencyID);
It worked when I would just run it and type in the
criteria, but when I have the form open and info in the
form, I get an error saying it cannot run due to validation
rules. The thing is, in the table I have no validation rules.
The text boxes on the form are unbound, and the field on
the table is a double.
Any help would be great!
-Mike