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Error - This recordset is not updateable on form

anoble1
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I have a small database i just created with 3 tables being used. 2 of the tables are linked tables from a SQL server. One is a local table that i made where i can make notes based on the main data from the other tables if something has been completed. All tables have a primary key. Like i said 2 linked tables and 1 local table.
I have 2 attachments. Any help would be appreciated. When i try to click the "Active" field is when i get the error. It is Enabled and unlocked.


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Jun 22 '15 #1

✓ answered by Rabbit

That's not going to be an updateable recordset as you've seen. You'll have to separate it out and manage the updates through either a subform or through VBA code.

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Rabbit
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That's not going to be an updateable recordset as you've seen. You'll have to separate it out and manage the updates through either a subform or through VBA code.
Jun 22 '15 #2
zmbd
5,501 Expert Mod 4TB
From an old Bytes.com thread; Microsoft Answers the question:
When can I update data from a query?
Jun 22 '15 #3

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