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are a problem that may have many causes and may produce many different error messages. Some of those include: "This recordset is not updateable." "Operation access vba this recordset is not updatable must use an updateable query." "Recordset is not updateable" (seen in the this recordset is not updatable access 2016 status bar of a query, form, or datasheet view of a table.) What does this mean? Well, access dynaset inconsistent updates sometimes you can edit data in the Datasheet View of a query to change the information in the underlying table. Other times, you can't. When you can't, the query http://www.fmsinc.com/Microsoftaccess/query/non-updateable/index.html is "non-updateable". When you try to create a recordset object based on a non-updateable query, the recordset becomes non-updateable. The Microsoft Office Access Help system has a fairly extensive list that details when queries are updateable and non-updateable. However, this list is difficult to find. It is also in different places depending on the Access version you're using. http://rogersaccessblog.blogspot.com/2009/11/this-recordset-is-not-updateable-why.html You would think that typing "updateable recordset" would find the information, but it doesn't. In Access 2003, you can find this information if you type: "When can I update data from a query?" In Access 2007, type: "edit data in a query" I thought it would be useful to list the information in a place that's a little easier to find. When Recordsets Are Always Updateable A recordset is always updateable when: It is based on a single table. It is based on a query based on a single table. It is based on a query based on tables with a one-to-one relationship. When Recordsets Are Never Updateable A recordset is never updateable when: It is based on a Crosstab query. It is based on a Union Query. It is an Aggregate Query that calculates a sum, average, count or other type of total on the values in a field. It is an Update Query that references a field in the Update To row from either a crosstab query, select query, or su
here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed answers to any questions you might have Meta Discuss the workings and http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12428241/error-this-recordset-is-not-updateable policies of this site About Us Learn more about Stack Overflow the company Business Learn more about hiring developers or posting ads with us Stack Overflow Questions Jobs Documentation Tags Users https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/951309-recordset-not-updateable-when-opening-tables-linked-mdb Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes is not a minute: Sign up Error: This recordset is not updateable up vote 2 down vote favorite I'm stuck with this error for hours. In the open_form event I set values to the recordset like this Id = vId. But with 1 form, no matter what field I update, I got this error. This recordset is not updateable I read this article http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...kb;en-us;328828 is not updatable I tried many things. Nothing work There's no relation, I got the navigation control, the form is dynaset, I have a primary key autoincrement, allow edits is enabled and data entry is set to yes Also, I got the permission to edit this table Anyone encountered this error before? Also, I converted 97 to 2010 and now my tables are linked to SQL server 2012. I don't know if it was working before cause it's not my app but I guess it was functional ms-access sql-update sql-server-2012 ms-access-2010 recordset share|improve this question edited Dec 29 '13 at 18:37 HansUp 79.1k114371 asked Sep 14 '12 at 16:10 Marc 5,566133775 Setting the form's Data Entry property to Yes means the form will not display existing records, only allow you to add new records. Is that what you wanted? However, I don't know whether that contributes to the problem you're trying to solve. –HansUp Sep 14 '12 at 16:26 If the form's Record Source is a query, it may help to show us the query's SQL. –HansUp Sep 14 '12
.mdb + Ask a Question Need help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,417 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. "This Recordset is not Updateable" when opening tables in linked .mdb P: 98 dgunner71 Hello all - I have a database split into front end and back end. The front ends are stored on a individual computers while the backend is stored on a server with all tables linked. Each time I open a linked table from my front end, the status bar says "This Record Set is not Updatable" and I cannot enter anything into the tables. I thought this would be a permissions issue on the server (within the File/Folder Properties), but I've added "Everyone" to the security with full access and still no problem. I am able to open the back end file on my front end computer through the network - I am then able to access the database normally. (i.e. just navigate to the backend file through the network and open it on my computer). This is a new deployment (I previously had both front end and back end on the server with users logging in via Remote Desktop). Any help or direction will be appreciated. Program - MS Access 2010 FE Computer - Windows 7 BE Computer - Windows 7 Pro Kind Regards. Gunner Attached Images Capture.PNG (33.6 KB, 2890 views) Sep 1 '13 #1 Post Reply ✓ answered by jimatqsi It could be a problem of no keys on the table links. Look at one of the table links in design mode. You will get a message about how you cannot edit the design of a linked table- just click through it. Look at what is the key structure of the linked table. Is the key missing? If so, delete your link(s) and relink the table. When you are asked for the key information be sure to specify that correctly. Let us know if that was the problem or if it needs another fix. Jim Share this Question 3 Replies Expert 100+ P: 1,204 jimatqsi It could be a problem of no keys on the table links. Look at one of the table links in design mode. You will get a message about how you cannot edit the design of a linked table- just click through it. Look at what is the key structure of the linked table. Is the key missing? If so, delete your link(s) and relink the table. When you are asked for the key information be sure to specify that correctly. Let us know if that was the problem or if it needs another fix. Jim Sep 1 '13 #2 reply Expert Mod 2.5K+ P: 4,993 zmbd jimatqsi: More than likely has the right answer for you. I've ran into this with some different DB over the years. Usually, the best fix was to go back into the backend tables and make sur