Re: Updating records with SQL - saving issues
- From: valkor <valkor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 05:19:01 -0700
Well, in this case I'm updating 2 values: one coming from other inactive
"login" form with name of the person and the second is the system date from
the Date function. Not sure if I understand how I can let form handle the
updates. Thanks.
"Stuart McCall" wrote:
"valkor" <valkor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message.
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Hi, I would really appreciate if someone could help me. I have a form with
current record displayed. I'm trying to update several fields on this
record
with SQL update statement by "runSQL" command. I'm getting message "Write
error" and options: "save changes", "drop changes", or "cancel". Than,
everything is changing to some weird characters. I realize I have some
kind
of conflict. This doesn't happen when fields I update locate in different
table. I really don't want to use seperate table just for a few fields. Is
there anyway I could avoid this issue? Thanks.
Why don't you let the form handle the updates? Just assign the values to the
form's controls, then issue the command:
Dirty = False
This will save the form's record.
Is that not what you want to achieve?
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