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DELETE query error message
Hi,
I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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Is the form that you're using bound to the table Project Master? Or to a
query that is using Project Master as a source table? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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The command button to delete the entry is on the form called "Project Master
- TEST". The data that is displayed on this form comes from the table "Project Master". Does that help? "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Is the form that you're using bound to the table Project Master? Or to a query that is using Project Master as a source table? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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Yes, the form is bound to the table Project Master. So what you're getting
is an error message telling you that the form already has opened the table Project Master and the query cannot "lock" the table so that it can delete the records. You'll need to close the original form first or at least unlock the record(s) that are being edited on that form, before you run the query. Is the button for deleting the records being clicked while a record is being edited? Can you tell us more about the form's setup? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... The command button to delete the entry is on the form called "Project Master - TEST". The data that is displayed on this form comes from the table "Project Master". Does that help? "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Is the form that you're using bound to the table Project Master? Or to a query that is using Project Master as a source table? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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What I have is a main form where the user enters a project number,
description, and some other information (into a table called Project Master). Then I have 5 sub-forms set up as tabs on the bottom half of the main form. Each of the tabs writes to a different table, but they all have "project Number" as a foreign key (?). What i need to be able to do is click on "Delete" on the main form and have all of the entries on each of the tabs with the same project number deleted out of the database. I was trying to set up a button to delete and was going to put a delete query behind the button. I just tried deleting from one of the tabs (with the code I wrote below) and I got the error. After I got the first tab delete code written I was going to try and create a delete query for all of the other tabs and then copy all of that code behind one button. What do you think? I don't know what to do. Thanks!! "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Yes, the form is bound to the table Project Master. So what you're getting is an error message telling you that the form already has opened the table Project Master and the query cannot "lock" the table so that it can delete the records. You'll need to close the original form first or at least unlock the record(s) that are being edited on that form, before you run the query. Is the button for deleting the records being clicked while a record is being edited? Can you tell us more about the form's setup? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... The command button to delete the entry is on the form called "Project Master - TEST". The data that is displayed on this form comes from the table "Project Master". Does that help? "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Is the form that you're using bound to the table Project Master? Or to a query that is using Project Master as a source table? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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Hi...
Does anyone have any ideas? I tried to build a separate form where a user could select a project number from a drop-down box and delete it, but I still get the same error message. It won't delete from the other table. The person that created the db set it up as a 1-1 relationship between the tables. Any ideas? Thanks!!!!!!!!! "HeatherD25" wrote: What I have is a main form where the user enters a project number, description, and some other information (into a table called Project Master). Then I have 5 sub-forms set up as tabs on the bottom half of the main form. Each of the tabs writes to a different table, but they all have "project Number" as a foreign key (?). What i need to be able to do is click on "Delete" on the main form and have all of the entries on each of the tabs with the same project number deleted out of the database. I was trying to set up a button to delete and was going to put a delete query behind the button. I just tried deleting from one of the tabs (with the code I wrote below) and I got the error. After I got the first tab delete code written I was going to try and create a delete query for all of the other tabs and then copy all of that code behind one button. What do you think? I don't know what to do. Thanks!! "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Yes, the form is bound to the table Project Master. So what you're getting is an error message telling you that the form already has opened the table Project Master and the query cannot "lock" the table so that it can delete the records. You'll need to close the original form first or at least unlock the record(s) that are being edited on that form, before you run the query. Is the button for deleting the records being clicked while a record is being edited? Can you tell us more about the form's setup? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... The command button to delete the entry is on the form called "Project Master - TEST". The data that is displayed on this form comes from the table "Project Master". Does that help? "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Is the form that you're using bound to the table Project Master? Or to a query that is using Project Master as a source table? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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So what you're wanting to do is delete the record in the parent table
(Project Master) and all the related records in the children records? Assuming that this is so, why use a separate query to delete records when you already have the data "open" in the form? First, go to Relationships window and be sure that you have joins (relationships) established from Project Master to all the children tables, using the Project Number field as the linking field for all. Be sure that the relationships is set for Referential Integrity and that Cascade Delete is checked "yes". By doing this, if you delete the parent record in Project Master, all children records will be deleted automatically as well. Then, in your form, instead of running the delete query that you're trying to run, just delete the record in the main form. The form will handle all the deletions for you. If you *must" run a separate query for some reason, then you'll need to detach the form and subforms from the underlying tables (their record sources need to be set to an empty string or else the main form needs to be closed). All in all, if you can do it, I'd use the first approach noted above. -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... What I have is a main form where the user enters a project number, description, and some other information (into a table called Project Master). Then I have 5 sub-forms set up as tabs on the bottom half of the main form. Each of the tabs writes to a different table, but they all have "project Number" as a foreign key (?). What i need to be able to do is click on "Delete" on the main form and have all of the entries on each of the tabs with the same project number deleted out of the database. I was trying to set up a button to delete and was going to put a delete query behind the button. I just tried deleting from one of the tabs (with the code I wrote below) and I got the error. After I got the first tab delete code written I was going to try and create a delete query for all of the other tabs and then copy all of that code behind one button. What do you think? I don't know what to do. Thanks!! "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Yes, the form is bound to the table Project Master. So what you're getting is an error message telling you that the form already has opened the table Project Master and the query cannot "lock" the table so that it can delete the records. You'll need to close the original form first or at least unlock the record(s) that are being edited on that form, before you run the query. Is the button for deleting the records being clicked while a record is being edited? Can you tell us more about the form's setup? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... The command button to delete the entry is on the form called "Project Master - TEST". The data that is displayed on this form comes from the table "Project Master". Does that help? "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Is the form that you're using bound to the table Project Master? Or to a query that is using Project Master as a source table? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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Hi Ken,
Thanks so much for your help... I tried to do what you said in the 1st method -- I went to the relationships and set them all up for referential integrity and selected to cascade the delete. When I try to delete the record by using a "Delete" on the main form I still get a message that says "The table 'xxx' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically". Any ideas? Thanks! Heather "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: So what you're wanting to do is delete the record in the parent table (Project Master) and all the related records in the children records? Assuming that this is so, why use a separate query to delete records when you already have the data "open" in the form? First, go to Relationships window and be sure that you have joins (relationships) established from Project Master to all the children tables, using the Project Number field as the linking field for all. Be sure that the relationships is set for Referential Integrity and that Cascade Delete is checked "yes". By doing this, if you delete the parent record in Project Master, all children records will be deleted automatically as well. Then, in your form, instead of running the delete query that you're trying to run, just delete the record in the main form. The form will handle all the deletions for you. If you *must" run a separate query for some reason, then you'll need to detach the form and subforms from the underlying tables (their record sources need to be set to an empty string or else the main form needs to be closed). All in all, if you can do it, I'd use the first approach noted above. -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... What I have is a main form where the user enters a project number, description, and some other information (into a table called Project Master). Then I have 5 sub-forms set up as tabs on the bottom half of the main form. Each of the tabs writes to a different table, but they all have "project Number" as a foreign key (?). What i need to be able to do is click on "Delete" on the main form and have all of the entries on each of the tabs with the same project number deleted out of the database. I was trying to set up a button to delete and was going to put a delete query behind the button. I just tried deleting from one of the tabs (with the code I wrote below) and I got the error. After I got the first tab delete code written I was going to try and create a delete query for all of the other tabs and then copy all of that code behind one button. What do you think? I don't know what to do. Thanks!! "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Yes, the form is bound to the table Project Master. So what you're getting is an error message telling you that the form already has opened the table Project Master and the query cannot "lock" the table so that it can delete the records. You'll need to close the original form first or at least unlock the record(s) that are being edited on that form, before you run the query. Is the button for deleting the records being clicked while a record is being edited? Can you tell us more about the form's setup? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... The command button to delete the entry is on the form called "Project Master - TEST". The data that is displayed on this form comes from the table "Project Master". Does that help? "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Is the form that you're using bound to the table Project Master? Or to a query that is using Project Master as a source table? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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What is the code running for the "Delete" button when you click it?
-- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi Ken, Thanks so much for your help... I tried to do what you said in the 1st method -- I went to the relationships and set them all up for referential integrity and selected to cascade the delete. When I try to delete the record by using a "Delete" on the main form I still get a message that says "The table 'xxx' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically". Any ideas? Thanks! Heather "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: So what you're wanting to do is delete the record in the parent table (Project Master) and all the related records in the children records? Assuming that this is so, why use a separate query to delete records when you already have the data "open" in the form? First, go to Relationships window and be sure that you have joins (relationships) established from Project Master to all the children tables, using the Project Number field as the linking field for all. Be sure that the relationships is set for Referential Integrity and that Cascade Delete is checked "yes". By doing this, if you delete the parent record in Project Master, all children records will be deleted automatically as well. Then, in your form, instead of running the delete query that you're trying to run, just delete the record in the main form. The form will handle all the deletions for you. If you *must" run a separate query for some reason, then you'll need to detach the form and subforms from the underlying tables (their record sources need to be set to an empty string or else the main form needs to be closed). All in all, if you can do it, I'd use the first approach noted above. -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... What I have is a main form where the user enters a project number, description, and some other information (into a table called Project Master). Then I have 5 sub-forms set up as tabs on the bottom half of the main form. Each of the tabs writes to a different table, but they all have "project Number" as a foreign key (?). What i need to be able to do is click on "Delete" on the main form and have all of the entries on each of the tabs with the same project number deleted out of the database. I was trying to set up a button to delete and was going to put a delete query behind the button. I just tried deleting from one of the tabs (with the code I wrote below) and I got the error. After I got the first tab delete code written I was going to try and create a delete query for all of the other tabs and then copy all of that code behind one button. What do you think? I don't know what to do. Thanks!! "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Yes, the form is bound to the table Project Master. So what you're getting is an error message telling you that the form already has opened the table Project Master and the query cannot "lock" the table so that it can delete the records. You'll need to close the original form first or at least unlock the record(s) that are being edited on that form, before you run the query. Is the button for deleting the records being clicked while a record is being edited? Can you tell us more about the form's setup? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... The command button to delete the entry is on the form called "Project Master - TEST". The data that is displayed on this form comes from the table "Project Master". Does that help? "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Is the form that you're using bound to the table Project Master? Or to a query that is using Project Master as a source table? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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This is the code running behind the delete button on my main form (parent
form): Private Sub Command67_Click() On Error GoTo Err_Command67_Click DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acEditMenu, 8, , acMenuVer70 DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acEditMenu, 6, , acMenuVer70 Exit_Command67_Click: Exit Sub Err_Command67_Click: MsgBox Err.Description Resume Exit_Command67_Click End Sub "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: What is the code running for the "Delete" button when you click it? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi Ken, Thanks so much for your help... I tried to do what you said in the 1st method -- I went to the relationships and set them all up for referential integrity and selected to cascade the delete. When I try to delete the record by using a "Delete" on the main form I still get a message that says "The table 'xxx' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically". Any ideas? Thanks! Heather "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: So what you're wanting to do is delete the record in the parent table (Project Master) and all the related records in the children records? Assuming that this is so, why use a separate query to delete records when you already have the data "open" in the form? First, go to Relationships window and be sure that you have joins (relationships) established from Project Master to all the children tables, using the Project Number field as the linking field for all. Be sure that the relationships is set for Referential Integrity and that Cascade Delete is checked "yes". By doing this, if you delete the parent record in Project Master, all children records will be deleted automatically as well. Then, in your form, instead of running the delete query that you're trying to run, just delete the record in the main form. The form will handle all the deletions for you. If you *must" run a separate query for some reason, then you'll need to detach the form and subforms from the underlying tables (their record sources need to be set to an empty string or else the main form needs to be closed). All in all, if you can do it, I'd use the first approach noted above. -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... What I have is a main form where the user enters a project number, description, and some other information (into a table called Project Master). Then I have 5 sub-forms set up as tabs on the bottom half of the main form. Each of the tabs writes to a different table, but they all have "project Number" as a foreign key (?). What i need to be able to do is click on "Delete" on the main form and have all of the entries on each of the tabs with the same project number deleted out of the database. I was trying to set up a button to delete and was going to put a delete query behind the button. I just tried deleting from one of the tabs (with the code I wrote below) and I got the error. After I got the first tab delete code written I was going to try and create a delete query for all of the other tabs and then copy all of that code behind one button. What do you think? I don't know what to do. Thanks!! "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Yes, the form is bound to the table Project Master. So what you're getting is an error message telling you that the form already has opened the table Project Master and the query cannot "lock" the table so that it can delete the records. You'll need to close the original form first or at least unlock the record(s) that are being edited on that form, before you run the query. Is the button for deleting the records being clicked while a record is being edited? Can you tell us more about the form's setup? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... The command button to delete the entry is on the form called "Project Master - TEST". The data that is displayed on this form comes from the table "Project Master". Does that help? "Ken Snell [MVP]" wrote: Is the form that you're using bound to the table Project Master? Or to a query that is using Project Master as a source table? -- Ken Snell MS ACCESS MVP "HeatherD25" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to perform a delete query from a form. I created a button that invokes the query. When I perform the action I get the message that says "The table 'Project Master' is already opened exclusively by another user, or it is already open through the user interface and cannot be manipulated programmatically." and it won't let me delete. Here's my SQL for the delete: DELETE [Project Master].*, [WS-A Scoring-BP].*, [Project Master].[Project Number], [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number], * FROM [Project Master] INNER JOIN [WS-A Scoring-BP] ON [Project Master].[Project Number] = [WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number] WHERE ((([Project Master].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number]) AND (([WS-A Scoring-BP].[Project Number])=[Forms]![Project Master]![Project Number])); Also, I'm working on this database after someone else created most of it. Is there a setting that maybe they turned on that loks up the tables when a form is open? Thanks!!! Heather |
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