oh i see. but for some reason, if i set the timer event for the main form, it won't do anything, and if i try to set timer for the subform, even tho im setting an event for the subform, somehow subform is link to that of the original form (subExample = frmExample).
So now if i open frmExample, it updates on timer.
ok. i have a form with nothing but a subform (subReservation). this Subform is same as a form i already have(frm_Reservation). I have a subReservation set as database view.
I want user to be able to have the form open the whole time(the form which contains subReservation) and when others update a record (like add a record) from frm_Reservation, I want that record to show immediately or after a certain time frame. Because right now, user has to close and re-open to see if there was an addition.
is that more clear?
I have a subReservation set as database view
???
You meant datasheet ?
Why not using a continuous form ?
You may ry this in the Timer event procedure of the allways open main form:
Me!subReservation.Form.Requery
Hope This Helps, PH.
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ok i'll try that. yes i meant datasheet. sorry.
im not familiar with continous form...
i was searching the faqs and such for more information but couldn't find any.
Hi Shy216,
You can set the property of the form in the property sheet (to get the property sheet: dubbelclick the little square in the left corner of your form). Then go to the property Default View and choose (...) Continuous form. Then you can get all/multiple records on one form.
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