Re: Problem with adding new records to a table



I'd guess that you've added a Unique index to NoShow based on the EmpID.


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"jojo" <jojo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have 2 tables: EMPLOYEE_TBL (employee Id, Employee Name) and NO_SHOW_TBL
> (no_show_id, employee_id, no_show_date). Both tables are joined by
> employee_id (1 to many relationship). The query is linked to a form where
> I
> want to keep track of all days that the employee calls in. Every time I
> enter a new date, a new record should be added to the NO_SHOW_TBL. But
> the
> form will only allow me to enter 1 record (date). Why can't I enter more
> than
> I record? I appreciate any help anyone can offer!


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