J
Jamesy
Hi folks,
I have a (the famous) travel booking system. The main data-source is
connected to SQL Server .... generic trip details. There are then repeating
sections pointing to a number of other tables ..... flight(s), hotel(s),
car(s) etc.
Lovely. However, if I add an item to one of the repeating sections, I get an
item added to all the repeating sections. This only happens when the form is
bound to the SQL datasource. If it is standalone, then all is well.
Does anyone know of a way to have this work so that adding an item to
flights, for example, only does that?
Many thanks,
I have a (the famous) travel booking system. The main data-source is
connected to SQL Server .... generic trip details. There are then repeating
sections pointing to a number of other tables ..... flight(s), hotel(s),
car(s) etc.
Lovely. However, if I add an item to one of the repeating sections, I get an
item added to all the repeating sections. This only happens when the form is
bound to the SQL datasource. If it is standalone, then all is well.
Does anyone know of a way to have this work so that adding an item to
flights, for example, only does that?
Many thanks,