Hello again,
I keep having a problem Enforcing Referential Integrity which allows Cascade Update on two tables.
The "One" table is a Category table with fields CategoryID (autonum) and CategoryName (text).
The "Many" table is a SubCategory table with fields SubCategoryID (autonum), SubCategoryName (text) and CategoryType (number).
CategoryID and CategoryType are joined in a one to many relationship but Access keeps spitting out this stupid error that the relationship "Must be on the same number of fields and have the same data type" - so in other words, I can only join with enforcement two autonum fields? What about this blurb about same number of fields? what exactly does that mean?
Thanks for your continued support!
Bachfile
I keep having a problem Enforcing Referential Integrity which allows Cascade Update on two tables.
The "One" table is a Category table with fields CategoryID (autonum) and CategoryName (text).
The "Many" table is a SubCategory table with fields SubCategoryID (autonum), SubCategoryName (text) and CategoryType (number).
CategoryID and CategoryType are joined in a one to many relationship but Access keeps spitting out this stupid error that the relationship "Must be on the same number of fields and have the same data type" - so in other words, I can only join with enforcement two autonum fields? What about this blurb about same number of fields? what exactly does that mean?
Thanks for your continued support!
Bachfile