I have a query that looks at sports teams that are scheduled to play today and members that are attached to these teams so I can print team lists. The Calendar has away and home teams in each record so I need to run two seperate queries one for away and one for home teams.(I have tried to create a single one but it is just to complex either for me or access, i'm not sure which)
Two queries are a make table and an append query. It all works well until I introduce a gameID field from the orginal calendar. It appears that the make table query sets the gameid as the keyfield or autonumber so that the append query rejects the write because the duplicates.
Note: the make table may place upto 10 member records in the table's main id using the gameid which is the same (cause they are in the same team) but when the append run it rejects the same id's that are already present.
Advice welcomed.
Two queries are a make table and an append query. It all works well until I introduce a gameID field from the orginal calendar. It appears that the make table query sets the gameid as the keyfield or autonumber so that the append query rejects the write because the duplicates.
Note: the make table may place upto 10 member records in the table's main id using the gameid which is the same (cause they are in the same team) but when the append run it rejects the same id's that are already present.
Advice welcomed.