Recent SQL Upgrade Woe's

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Somecallmejosh

I just split my DB so that it links to a SQL Server DB,
but have run into a couple of issues. 1st - I have a
setvalue macro that copies info from unbound text boxes
to bound fields within the DB. This was in the On
Current section of the Form to which the Macro applies.
I used the Database Transformation Services (DTS) offered
in SQL server to accomplish this task. In doing this, I
renamed the original table (the only table in the Access
DB). I've ajusted all of my queries to accomodate for
the new dbo table that is linked with SQL.


The issue I'm faced with at this point, is that I cannot
add new records to the existing table. I cannot tell if
the macro works because I cannot add new records to the
table. Is there something I may have overlooked? I
looked through the VB code to see if there is some
association between the form and the old table, but to no
avail. Any help?

Sincerely,
Josh
 
Also getting an error message stating that my form/table
is not updateable... Go figure
 
Does the table have a primary key or other unique index?

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aahhhhh, the original table did, but I overlooked that
step in sql. tested and everything works fine. you're
the man!

The original table does. I
 
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