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I am developing an application whereby an organization can manage it's
performance measure definition structure. Each measure definition record
contains 50+ data fields. When a change is requested/recommended, a copy of
the mesure definition record is appended to a "recommended changes table",
from which the approval process is monitored.
If the change is approved, the change record (with changed data) needs to be
moved back to the definition table. The simplest way would be to delete the
old definition record, and append the change record. However, because of the
relationship and Primary Key structure that I really don't want to change,
the macro step that calls the delete query produces and error and prevents
the delete.
Is there a non-VBA way to overwrite the data in the record in the definition
table? I've thought of opening a form that displays the record in question,
and then executing a SetValue step for each field. I'll do it, if that's the
only way, but if there is something less cumbersome, I'd prefer to do that.
Thanks,
Paul Legler
performance measure definition structure. Each measure definition record
contains 50+ data fields. When a change is requested/recommended, a copy of
the mesure definition record is appended to a "recommended changes table",
from which the approval process is monitored.
If the change is approved, the change record (with changed data) needs to be
moved back to the definition table. The simplest way would be to delete the
old definition record, and append the change record. However, because of the
relationship and Primary Key structure that I really don't want to change,
the macro step that calls the delete query produces and error and prevents
the delete.
Is there a non-VBA way to overwrite the data in the record in the definition
table? I've thought of opening a form that displays the record in question,
and then executing a SetValue step for each field. I'll do it, if that's the
only way, but if there is something less cumbersome, I'd prefer to do that.
Thanks,
Paul Legler