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bigoldcloser
I have a very simple form that I use to enter data for a table. I upsized
the table to SQL Server and linked it. In some underlying code, when
I try to update a column in the table that the form is using as the source
I get the familiar, "need to use dbSeeChanges in OpenRecordSet for linked
SQL server table...."
My problem is that I think the form does the OpenRecordSet in the background
when the form is opened, so I don't know how to set the dbSeeChanges option.
This is what I'm doing:
strSQL = "update employee set employee_save_date = now() where emp_id =
Me.emp_id
CurrentDb.Execute strSQL, dbSeeChanges
This executes when I hit my save button I created on the form. The error
then pops up on the screen. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Bill Auslander
the table to SQL Server and linked it. In some underlying code, when
I try to update a column in the table that the form is using as the source
I get the familiar, "need to use dbSeeChanges in OpenRecordSet for linked
SQL server table...."
My problem is that I think the form does the OpenRecordSet in the background
when the form is opened, so I don't know how to set the dbSeeChanges option.
This is what I'm doing:
strSQL = "update employee set employee_save_date = now() where emp_id =
Me.emp_id
CurrentDb.Execute strSQL, dbSeeChanges
This executes when I hit my save button I created on the form. The error
then pops up on the screen. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Bill Auslander