KabirPatel
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Hi,
I have a form in an .adp that is bound to a SQL Server stored procedure.
The stored procedure consists of an inner join between 2 tables. Both tables have a primary key.
I have set the Unique table property of the form.
When I run the form, I find that one of the fields that is part of the Unique table is not editable and I get the following message back:
"Only fields from the Unique Table can be edited".
Do you have any ideas about why this would be the case?
Thanks in advance,
Kabir
I have a form in an .adp that is bound to a SQL Server stored procedure.
The stored procedure consists of an inner join between 2 tables. Both tables have a primary key.
I have set the Unique table property of the form.
When I run the form, I find that one of the fields that is part of the Unique table is not editable and I get the following message back:
"Only fields from the Unique Table can be edited".
Do you have any ideas about why this would be the case?
Thanks in advance,
Kabir
