Windows 7, Access 2013 Preview
My db is very normalized so all data on my main form is on sub forms.
To prevent accidental creation of new records and speed up form loading, all the subform queries are restricted to the current records and therefore don't contain a new record (I create new records using popups).
When there is no record, the subforms don't display--which I expected. No problems: no record--no data to see.
The problem is that my subforms are on a tab control and that doesn't display either. The command button to add a new record is on the tab control and I prefer not to move the button to the header because it sits next to the subform that contains a listbox listing current records.
It's no good adding a dummy record because there can be no records to display on the form when there are records in the db.
I have inspected the properties of my main form, subforms, tab control, & tab pages ; but I can't spot anything. Searching on this gets no results.
Is this expected behaviour?
Thanks
Peter
My db is very normalized so all data on my main form is on sub forms.
To prevent accidental creation of new records and speed up form loading, all the subform queries are restricted to the current records and therefore don't contain a new record (I create new records using popups).
When there is no record, the subforms don't display--which I expected. No problems: no record--no data to see.
The problem is that my subforms are on a tab control and that doesn't display either. The command button to add a new record is on the tab control and I prefer not to move the button to the header because it sits next to the subform that contains a listbox listing current records.
It's no good adding a dummy record because there can be no records to display on the form when there are records in the db.
I have inspected the properties of my main form, subforms, tab control, & tab pages ; but I can't spot anything. Searching on this gets no results.
Is this expected behaviour?
Thanks
Peter