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Write Conflict

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sandybair

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I have an Access 97 database with tables linked from a mySQL database via ODBC. When attempting to update data in a form which contains a subform, I get write conflict errors which state that the record has been changed by another user and which ask me to copy the record to the clipboard or to drop the changes. How do I get rid of this error and what is causing it?
 
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You might have your main form and subform record sources trying to update the same record. Tell us what these record sources are (give the SQL), and what your master and child link fields are for the subform. Rick Sprague
 
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