I have tables called "Orders", "Inventory", "Materials" and the three are related with Inventory being the joing table of a many to many relationship.
The database is used to keep track of orders and I have a material lookup so the user can easily select from what has been ordered. The problem is that when a user enters something that is not in the lookup table "Materials" as an entry, Access displays a message "a related record in table 'materials' is required."
After having explained this what I would like to do is instead of that message by access, have my own message that prompts the user if they would like to add their entry to the material table.
Then conflict would no longer exsist and the new material would be with all the others in the lookup table. Please let me know how I could go about attempting this.
The database is used to keep track of orders and I have a material lookup so the user can easily select from what has been ordered. The problem is that when a user enters something that is not in the lookup table "Materials" as an entry, Access displays a message "a related record in table 'materials' is required."
After having explained this what I would like to do is instead of that message by access, have my own message that prompts the user if they would like to add their entry to the material table.
Then conflict would no longer exsist and the new material would be with all the others in the lookup table. Please let me know how I could go about attempting this.