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What is setup (each letter is nested in the previous (A->B->C):
Form C1 (dataentry=yes, ed=yes, del=yes, add=yes)
Form C2 (dataentry=no, ed=yes, del=yes, add=yes, Continuous form)
Form B (dataentry=no, ed=yes, del=yes, add=yes) Has Navigation buttons
(Prev, Next, Add all using onclick docmd.gotorecord)
Form A (DataEntry=No, Ed=yes, del=yes, add=yes)
When Form B's navigation buttons are actuated, Form C1's DataEntry property
changes to False.
The forms are linked through the master child fields.
Form A is opened from another form that is based on criteria either opens in
Add or Edit, regardless the error still happens.
I did find a thread on this issue (or at least I think it's the same.)
http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-3849348.php
Seems that this is an Access bug? However, I didn't quite grasp the
solution in that thread. Exactly how would I run a query that would
return an empty recordset and still be able to input the data and
store it into the table?
Is there another work around for this issue?
Form C1 (dataentry=yes, ed=yes, del=yes, add=yes)
Form C2 (dataentry=no, ed=yes, del=yes, add=yes, Continuous form)
Form B (dataentry=no, ed=yes, del=yes, add=yes) Has Navigation buttons
(Prev, Next, Add all using onclick docmd.gotorecord)
Form A (DataEntry=No, Ed=yes, del=yes, add=yes)
When Form B's navigation buttons are actuated, Form C1's DataEntry property
changes to False.
The forms are linked through the master child fields.
Form A is opened from another form that is based on criteria either opens in
Add or Edit, regardless the error still happens.
I did find a thread on this issue (or at least I think it's the same.)
http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-3849348.php
Seems that this is an Access bug? However, I didn't quite grasp the
solution in that thread. Exactly how would I run a query that would
return an empty recordset and still be able to input the data and
store it into the table?
Is there another work around for this issue?