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I have one user out of 30 that is displaying incorrect information in one subform. *The database is split. The data is in an Access database on the server and the front ends are on each workstation. It's all Access (No SQLServer, Oracle, etc.). When she pulls up the subform, the information is incorrect. If I go straight to the linked table on her database, the information is correct. I've repaired, reinstalled, run chkdsk, to no avail. What is wrong with this PC?? |
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On Jul 25, 10:45*am, musicloverlch <lho... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: I have one user out of 30 that is displaying incorrect information in one subform. *The database is split. The data is in an Access database on the server and the front ends are on each workstation. It's all Access (No SQLServer, Oracle, etc.). When she pulls up the subform, the information is incorrect. If I go straight to the linked table on her database, the information is correct. I've repaired, reinstalled, run chkdsk, to no avail. What is wrong with this PC?? What do you mean by incorrect information? *Too few records, to many records, no records, grabbing data from another table? On some event in the main form you could enter something similar to * * MsgBox "Child " & Me.YourSubFormName.LinkChildFields & " " & _ * * * * *"Master: " & Me.YourSubFormName.LinkMasterFields Change "YourSubFormName" to the subform name you use. *Maybe put in a dbl-click event in some control on the mainform to test. *Are the link fields expected? |
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Well, it is displaying data, but I have no idea where it's getting it from. The info is from the correct table, but the wrong info. They are linked by a internal databse identifier called GA_Record_ID. On Jul 25, 11:39*am, Patrick Finucane <patrickfinucan... (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote: On Jul 25, 10:45*am, musicloverlch <lho... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: I have one user out of 30 that is displaying incorrect information in one subform. *The database is split. The data is in an Access databas e on the server and the front ends are on each workstation. It's all Access (No SQLServer, Oracle, etc.). When she pulls up the subform, the information is incorrect. If I go straight to the linked table on her database, the information is correct. I've repaired, reinstalled, run chkdsk, to no avail. What is wrong with this PC?? What do you mean by incorrect information? *Too few records, to many records, no records, grabbing data from another table? On some event in the main form you could enter something similar to * * MsgBox "Child " & Me.YourSubFormName.LinkChildFields & " " & _ * * * * *"Master: " & Me.YourSubFormName.LinkMasterFields Change "YourSubFormName" to the subform name you use. *Maybe put in a dbl-click event in some control on the mainform to test. *Are the link fields expected? |
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I have one user out of 30 that is displaying incorrect information in one subform. The database is split. The data is in an Access database on the server and the front ends are on each workstation. It's all Access (No SQLServer, Oracle, etc.). When she pulls up the subform, the information is incorrect. If I go straight to the linked table on her database, the information is correct. I've repaired, reinstalled, run chkdsk, to no avail. What is wrong with this PC?? |
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"musicloverlch" <lho... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> skrev i en meddelelsenews:c589dd86-4716-4678-9f8d-782a233878d0 (AT) s17g2000yqs (DOT) googlegroups.com... I have one user out of 30 that is displaying incorrect information in one subform. *The database is split. The data is in an Access database on the server and the front ends are on each workstation. It's all Access (No SQLServer, Oracle, etc.). When she pulls up the subform, the information is incorrect. If I go straight to the linked table on her database, the information is correct. I've repaired, reinstalled, run chkdsk, to no avail. What is wrong with this PC?? Have you tried to replace the Front-end database on hers computer, with a copy from your computer? How do they connect to the Back-end database, manual or from a function/procedure build in your program? Have you tried to remove all linked tables, (break the chain) from the Front-end database and reconnect all the tables again? Jørn |
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