Greetings,
I have an application that was originally designed in Access 2000. It
has been transformed to Access 2002 (XP), Access 2003, and now Access
2007.
I have a form and subform, the underlying tables have a one-to-many
relationship.
The recordsource of both the main form and the subform are set in VBA
code, in the 'on open' event of the respective forms. A SQL string is
composed in code and then set as the form's recordsource.
The LinkChildFields property of the subform control is also set in VBA
code, also in the 'on open' event of the main form. The
LinkMasterField s property is hard coded in the property box of the
form.
This construction has worked fine in all previous versions of Access,
until now. When I try to open the form, Access displays an error
message, informing me there is something wrong in the 'FROM clause' of
the subform. In debug, the line setting the LinkChildFields property
is highlighted.
I think the error message is misleading, because the actual FROM
clause seems fine to me, also when I remove the line setting the
LinkChildFields property, both forms display fine. Of course the
records in the subform don't match those in the main form because the
link is removed, but at least some records are displayed indicating
that the recordsource sql string does not contain any errors in
itself.
I have the same problem with all of my subforms, which are all
designed along the same principles.
This must be something new since Access 2007, as I have never had any
problems with this in earlier versions.
Can someone help ?
Regards,
Peter.
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