Ok thanks
Must every primary key be varchar(25)?
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Subform not saved on a new registration
Re: Subform not saved on a new registration
Kev1n
Just tested this.
I've changed my primary key of table bron into varchar(25) Result is almost the same. Before change of primary key my editform closed and returns to browsform, now the editform stays open but the values in subform are empty again.
Johan
Just tested this.
I've changed my primary key of table bron into varchar(25) Result is almost the same. Before change of primary key my editform closed and returns to browsform, now the editform stays open but the values in subform are empty again.
Johan
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Re: Subform not saved on a new registration
Kev1n
I've dumped the form and SQL again.
Thanks
Johan
I've dumped the form and SQL again.
Thanks
Johan
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Re: Subform not saved on a new registration
Also change this id to varchar(25):
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ALTER TABLE `contracten` CHANGE `re_id` `re_id` VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL;