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EagleOne
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Recently inherited an Access database with 8 separate tables.
A series of forms were developed to aid users to Add/Modify/Delete records.
There is a table called "Utility Vendors"
There is a form called "Utility Vendors"
After activating the form, I have access to all the records in the table "Utility Vendors" except
for one record. The fields in this record contain accurate data and the record is toggled "active".
FYI, I did enter the data in the "missing" record directly into the table (not via the form)
I do not believe that how I enter the data should make a difference (assuming that there are no
duplicates in key values etc.)
I am missing something very obvious, I believe.
Any thoughts?
EagleOne
Recently inherited an Access database with 8 separate tables.
A series of forms were developed to aid users to Add/Modify/Delete records.
There is a table called "Utility Vendors"
There is a form called "Utility Vendors"
After activating the form, I have access to all the records in the table "Utility Vendors" except
for one record. The fields in this record contain accurate data and the record is toggled "active".
FYI, I did enter the data in the "missing" record directly into the table (not via the form)
I do not believe that how I enter the data should make a difference (assuming that there are no
duplicates in key values etc.)
I am missing something very obvious, I believe.
Any thoughts?
EagleOne