J
Jeff
I am linking two tables and a query into a "NewQuery" for use in a
form. Table1 includes records for all athletic events with a field
for season (there are several games/records per season), Table2
contains information for each season (linked/relationship to Table1),
and Query1 is a query created from a crosstab query which totals the
team's record for the season (a running count of wins and losses). As
the scores are entered on Table1, the crosstab query updates the
record and hence Query1.
When I open "NewQuery," I can view all the data from Table1, Table2,
and Query1. I cannot, however, update data in "NewQuery;" when I
attempt to update any data, I receive an error message indicating that
"This recordset is not updateable." I can understand that the data
from Query1 is not updateable, since it is derived from a crosstab
query, but am not sure why the data within the new query that is from
Table1 and Table2 cannot be updated.
Any thoughts? Have I created a circular query/reference or committed
some other Access faux pas? Thanks in advance!
form. Table1 includes records for all athletic events with a field
for season (there are several games/records per season), Table2
contains information for each season (linked/relationship to Table1),
and Query1 is a query created from a crosstab query which totals the
team's record for the season (a running count of wins and losses). As
the scores are entered on Table1, the crosstab query updates the
record and hence Query1.
When I open "NewQuery," I can view all the data from Table1, Table2,
and Query1. I cannot, however, update data in "NewQuery;" when I
attempt to update any data, I receive an error message indicating that
"This recordset is not updateable." I can understand that the data
from Query1 is not updateable, since it is derived from a crosstab
query, but am not sure why the data within the new query that is from
Table1 and Table2 cannot be updated.
Any thoughts? Have I created a circular query/reference or committed
some other Access faux pas? Thanks in advance!