C Chris2 Jun 1, 2007 #3 Fipp said: What does this mean? What do I need to do? Click to expand... The basic answer is that you have created a Query using two (or more) Tables where one Table cannot be updated. This is most commonly the result of using aggregation (scalar operators, MAX(), MIN(), SUM(), etc.). The specific answer would depend on exactly what your Query is and on your Table schema. Go ahead and post your Query's SQL and your Table's schema. (If those requests doesn't make sense, let me know.) Sincerely, Chris O.
Fipp said: What does this mean? What do I need to do? Click to expand... The basic answer is that you have created a Query using two (or more) Tables where one Table cannot be updated. This is most commonly the result of using aggregation (scalar operators, MAX(), MIN(), SUM(), etc.). The specific answer would depend on exactly what your Query is and on your Table schema. Go ahead and post your Query's SQL and your Table's schema. (If those requests doesn't make sense, let me know.) Sincerely, Chris O.
