Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Wed Oct 6 12:55:40 CDT 2004
Hi Karen You need to requery form1 when form2 has created changes. /gustav > Trickery needed. I have a form based on the table tblTrackingSheetWIP. > Due to questionable database design, this form opens up another form, > where the tasknumber=tasknumber, that is based off of the same table. > User makes changes to second form. Closes second form and returns to > route form. Tries to change data on the original form and gets the > Another User Has Edited this Record.... Save your changes, etc. I have > tried everything to get this record to save - closing the original form, > DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord, refresh, the works. > For now, I am closing the first form after I open the second, and it > looks like I will have to just return to a prior form and make the user > reselect the record to open up the first form. Any ideas on a > workaround so I can open the first form gracefully? Am I making sense? > Karen Nicholson > National Laboratory > Xerox Global Services