M
Mike
I have a database with 3 major tables:
Protocol_IndexTbl
Couple_IndexTbl
Chancery_IndexTbl
All three tables share a relationship. The primary key in Chancery_IndexTbl
is related to a foreign key in the Protocol_IndexTbl and the
Protocol_IndexTbl primary key is related to a foreign key in the
Couple_IndexTbl. The foreign key in the Couple_IndexTbl is only there to
link the two table together. When working with forms the data that comes
from the Protocol_IndexTbl doesnt update the fields in the Couple_IndexTbl.
If I manually change the foreign key in Couple_IndexTbl in datasheet view the
data then cascades over. But is there a way that when I go from the
Protocol_IndexTbl from the form to the Couple_IndexTbl form that the foreign
key in Couple_IndexTbl is already equal to whatever the primary key in the
Protocol_IndexTbl?
Protocol_IndexTbl
Couple_IndexTbl
Chancery_IndexTbl
All three tables share a relationship. The primary key in Chancery_IndexTbl
is related to a foreign key in the Protocol_IndexTbl and the
Protocol_IndexTbl primary key is related to a foreign key in the
Couple_IndexTbl. The foreign key in the Couple_IndexTbl is only there to
link the two table together. When working with forms the data that comes
from the Protocol_IndexTbl doesnt update the fields in the Couple_IndexTbl.
If I manually change the foreign key in Couple_IndexTbl in datasheet view the
data then cascades over. But is there a way that when I go from the
Protocol_IndexTbl from the form to the Couple_IndexTbl form that the foreign
key in Couple_IndexTbl is already equal to whatever the primary key in the
Protocol_IndexTbl?