Ken Ismert
KIsmert at TexasSystems.com
Thu Apr 6 12:39:24 CDT 2006
Bobby, Test by destruction. Remove all relationships defined between the to tables, and test. If that isn't the problem, drop the primary index on wrkSearchAvailable, and run the query again. If that doesn't make the problem go away, drop another index, and try again. If no joy, remove all required field settings, and retry. If that still doesn't work, drop fields one by one and retry. The last thing you removed before the errors stopped is the thing that is causing the problem. Examine it more closely, and the solution will become apparent. -Ken PS. It looks like you only need an autonumber ID on wrkSearchSelected. wrkSearchAvailable should have a plain Long datatype (no autonumber) for the ID field so it can properly reference the original record in wrkSearchSelected. Hmm... Why do you need any fields in wrkSearchAvailable other than ID? It doesn't look like any of the fields copied to wrkSearchAvailable have data that should be changed, so why not just refer to them in wrkSearchSelected?