I have master and sub forms whose data is from the same table but the forms each get their data from queries that separate the data. Essentially the subform data has the same fields as the main form data. Separating each into separate tables is a difficult option at the moment - too many other forms/reports to modify.
The main form gets its data from a query that pulls all data where "revision = 'main'" - The sub gets its data from a query "revision <> 'main'"
There is a field called "status" in each record that is linked(in addition to the id number) so all main records/revisions entered/modified should always have the same status value.
When I enter a new record and then add new revsions, the status on the revisions matches up fine with the main, but when I CHANGE the main record's status the existing revisions for that record do not get their status' changed, and as a result they no longer show up after the main is changed(since the status is linked)
I'm confused why this doesn't work - I had it working before but now it is failing - help.
Can anyone shed some light on this issue?
Thanks
John M
The main form gets its data from a query that pulls all data where "revision = 'main'" - The sub gets its data from a query "revision <> 'main'"
There is a field called "status" in each record that is linked(in addition to the id number) so all main records/revisions entered/modified should always have the same status value.
When I enter a new record and then add new revsions, the status on the revisions matches up fine with the main, but when I CHANGE the main record's status the existing revisions for that record do not get their status' changed, and as a result they no longer show up after the main is changed(since the status is linked)
I'm confused why this doesn't work - I had it working before but now it is failing - help.
Can anyone shed some light on this issue?
Thanks
John M
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