Re: Update Query only works first time

Hi Jacine,

are other people using it? What would be causing the database to lock 35 records?

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Crystal
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Jacine wrote:
I have a command button placed on the form to run the query. The form is built from a large parts table. This parts table is also used for several other forms for auto lookup and auto fill and another form as well. I'm not sure what you mean by another process.

Thank you.

"strive4peace" <"strive4peace2006 at yaho" wrote:


Hi Jacine,

how are you executing your queries?

your error message indicates that 35 records are locked, which is why they cannot be updated -- do you have another process which has these records tied up?

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Crystal
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Jacine wrote:

Hello,

Thank you for the answer, but I am not sure where to place this code. Could you provide more information?

Here is the error message I receive:

Microsoft Access did not update 0 field(s) due to a type conversion failure, 0 record(s) due to key violations, 35 record(s) due to lock violations, and 0 Record(s) due to validation rule violations.

This occurs after I have run the Query the first time.

Here is the SQL text of the query as well:

UPDATE [Parts and Supplies] SET [Parts and Supplies].UnitsBinLocation1 = ([ActualQuantityBin1]), [Parts and Supplies].UnitsBinLocation2 = ([ActualQuantityBin2]), [Parts and Supplies].UnitsBinLocation3 = ([ActualQuantityBin3]), [Parts and Supplies].UnitsBinLocation4 = ([ActualQuantityBin4]), [Parts and Supplies].UnitsBinLocation5 = ([ActualQuantityBin5]), [Parts and Supplies].UnitsBinLocation6 = ([ActualQuantityBin6]);

When it does work, it updates the information only after you go to the next record, or takes some time. It also give me a message that you are about to update 4500 records which I don't understand since it only updates that particular part or supply.

Thank you.



"strive4peace" <"strive4peace2006 at yaho" wrote:



Hi Jacine,

after you run each action query that changes tables...

currentdb.tabledefs.refresh
doEvents

this will ensure that the changes show up right away so that the next query can work if it depends on the previous one


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Crystal
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Jacine wrote:


Hello,

I am fairly new to Access and I am stuck on two issues.

I have an inventory form that has several bin locations with their own numerical field and another field for each bin for when they do a physical count.

I placed a command button to run an update query for each as follows:

1. To update the current bin quantities from the actual physical count field

2. Another to run another query to clear the actual physical count fields to 0.

It works the first time, but then there is a very long error message with several reasons why it does not work. When I close the form and open it again, it works again.

I tried the DoCmd.Requery but nothing happens. Another thing - when it does work the first time I get a message that it is about to update 4500 records. It only updates the current form, but I do have that many records.

Another query problem I'm am not able to figure out or know what to use is they have a minimum and maximum number for each item and want a query set up that alerts which items have reached that minimum / maximum number and am not sure how to go about it.

I tried searching for these answers but cannot find on-line.

Many Thanks,

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