petermeachem
Programmer
using Access 97 linked to sql 6.5/7
If I try to add a duplicate record, I get a huge message box full of square brackets and gibberish, which the users dont like. Is there a better way of handling this than checking for duplicates in the key field after update event. This still doesn't work properly as the table, quite properly strongly objects to a blank primary.
If I try to add a duplicate record, I get a huge message box full of square brackets and gibberish, which the users dont like. Is there a better way of handling this than checking for duplicates in the key field after update event. This still doesn't work properly as the table, quite properly strongly objects to a blank primary.