G
Guest
I have table A -->> table B (1:M) with form A, form B, subform B.
Usually, when I add a record in subform B this new record stays
put and another new record can be added. If I have a SQL update
of table A in subform B event form_beforeupdate (as below) the
subform is refreshed, records are sorted, the cursor is placed at
record 1 top left, and the user is upset.
What's happening and can I prevent this?
Offender: CurrentDb().Execute strSQL, dbFailOnError is updating
an audit trail in table B.
Thanks,
Doug
Usually, when I add a record in subform B this new record stays
put and another new record can be added. If I have a SQL update
of table A in subform B event form_beforeupdate (as below) the
subform is refreshed, records are sorted, the cursor is placed at
record 1 top left, and the user is upset.
What's happening and can I prevent this?
Offender: CurrentDb().Execute strSQL, dbFailOnError is updating
an audit trail in table B.
Thanks,
Doug