Re: Can't buikd a Link between Unbound Forms
From: Paul Overway (paul_at_I.hate.spam.logico-solutions.com)
Date: 02/21/05
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Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 10:07:26 -0500
Manually typing in the field or control names will work. It may be
inconvienent, but the linker tool has no way of knowing which
fields/controls should be linked with an unbound form.
-- Paul Overway Logico Solutions http://www.logico-solutions.com "Dolfan" <Dolfan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2A1C2A17-6A0E-4A5C-80CE-891B7C52DDE2@microsoft.com... >I have a form and several sub forms on different tabs that are linked on >the > primary key of the main form and foreign key in the sub forms. When I go > into > the properties of the form/subform and click on either the link child or > master fields to change the linking I get a message saying "Can't build a > link between unbound forms", and don't get the field linker box to open. > Access then takes out the field name in the child or master link line that > I > was on. The forms are bound by their respective queries. > > I can link the 2 manually by putting in the fields, but not with the field > linker box. I can create a link between the forms and wizard, but get the > error when I manually attempt to change them. > > Even when I create a new form with a sub form that doesn't have tabs I get > the same error. > > There are relationships between all of the tables. > > > The form/subform connections work 99% of the time, but I get a ODBC call > error on the sub form (connected to SQL Server 2000 Back end.) every once > in > a while, and then lose connection to all the sub forms. I am trying to > figure > out if the 2 things are connected. > > Thanks in advance for your help, I really appreciate it. > > Dolfan
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