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    Cloning a set of records within a table strategy

    I'm not using an autonumber. I'm developing this for the microsoft sql desktop server rather than a normal database because of its manner of handling client - server relationships. The sql tables wouldn't let me insert data unless i had a primary key, so I added the line_number field as a...
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    Cloning a set of records within a table strategy

    i'm still not seeing a way of assigning the id_numbers, like i said earlier i had to assign unique id numbers to use as a primary key. i can't just copy the id number since its already in use by the previous version of the quote. I need to copy all records for a given quote_id number...
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    Cloning a set of records within a table strategy

    Well, I want to clone the records so that a previous quote can be updated without losing the old quote. I think what you're suggesting would work though, I'll try and build a query to do it and get back to you.
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    Cloning a set of records within a table strategy

    well, i couldn't figure out a way to get the sql tables to auto number themselves, and so I've been numbering them myself upon insert with a random number assignment scheme. Some of my tables, this one in paticular don't have any other item that can be used as a primary key. So I'm not sure...
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    OldValue of a ComboBox non-bound field

    Yeah if I get your meaning. For a real easy way to do this I'd make a txt box on my form somewhere. Then I'd make it invisible. Now, in your combo box event for when it gets a new value, stick the new value in the text box, and take the text box's old value and put it in your message box...
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    Cloning a set of records within a table strategy

    Hi, I've been trying to think of a way to do this (just conceptually). I have a rather large table of price quotes from suppliers with columns: line_number (primary key) | quote_id_number | item_code | quantity i'm using an msdn sql server and access 2002. the line_numbers are just an...
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    VBA: Is it possible to check for a duplicate entry in a table before insert?

    Thankyou very much, I'll try that. EDIT: It worked great, thankyou! :D
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    VBA: Is it possible to check for a duplicate entry in a table before insert?

    Hi, this is my first post here, and like most folks, i've got a problem. I'm trying to develop a database of components for my company; all components are identified by a 10 digit primary key and have two atributes. I used some VBA code to handle insertion, let the user pick from some drop...
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