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MS Access Forum / Forms / November 2007

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Not able to add or edit records from an input form.

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ChuckW - 27 Nov 2007 18:30 GMT
Hi,

I have an MS Access input form that is based  on a query that is based on a
table called Training. The Training table is actually an SQL Server table
that is linked.  There are three fields  in the table:  ID (The primary key),
CustomerName and TrainingDate.  I  added three records into the table using
SQL Server Enterprise Manager and  can add more.   However, I can't add them
using my access form.  I can view them but cannot add.   I can't edit them  
either. What setting do I make  to allow edit and adding to occur?  I posted
this question in the sql server forum and was told to post it here.

Thanks,

Chuck W
KARL DEWEY - 27 Nov 2007 19:21 GMT
>>I have an MS Access input form that is based  on a query that is based on a
table called Training.
You did not mention whether you could add/edit from the query.  Check that
to see if the problem is with the query or form.
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ChuckW - 27 Nov 2007 19:32 GMT
Karl,

I dont think there is anything wrong with my query or form.  I recreated the
table in access and can  add records.  Whenever I move the table to SQL
Server it wont allow me to add or edit but I can still view.

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> >>I have an MS Access input form that is based  on a query that is based on a
> table called Training.
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KARL DEWEY - 27 Nov 2007 20:22 GMT
>>I dont think there is anything wrong with my query or form.
Test it!
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