Ms Access Error 3326
Pictures & Albums Members List Calendar Search Forums Show Threads Show Posts Tag Search Advanced Search Find All Thanked Posts Go to Page... Thread Tools Rating: Display Modes 06-03-2007, 08:34 PM #1 Crash_Pie Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: New Zealand Posts: 36 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Runtime error 3326 Not quite sure where to put this one, as I don't know if it is a query issue, coding, or just form design? I have attached a cut down copy of my database and the problem lies with when I try to update a date field in the subform. To replicate the error, open the mainform, choose "Daily" & "Overdue". The subform should then appear with an "update" button next to the data. If you then choose update and select "yes" what should happen next is the "AssetDateLastSchedMaint" (long name I know) field should then be updated with todays date, the query rerun and all should be fine and dandy. But, as usual I have run into a problem. When I choose to update the date I receive the error: "Runtime error 3326, This recordset is not updateable". I actually based this form, subform, query and code on another in the same database and they all work fine . Could someone have a look for me and point out to me how to fix it. Thanks in advance. Attached Files CutDown.zip (55.3 KB, 183 views) Crash_Pie View Public Profile Find More Posts by Crash_Pie 06-04-2007, 10:51 AM #2 Crash_Pie Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: New Zealand Posts: 36 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Runtime error 3326 - Recordset is not updateable Should I be trying to update the table directly and not via the form? Crash_Pie View Public Profile Find More Posts by Crash_Pie 06-04-2007, 11:36 AM #3 MarkK Super Moderator Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Vancouver BC Posts: 6,377 Thanks: 4 Thanked 933 Times in 893 Posts The query that drives the subform is not updateable. Open the query in design view and unclick the summation button on the toolbar. This is the large backwards E. Note that the "Group By" modifiers disappear? Save the query. Retry your process. Note that the subform now shows the data but also allows you to add a new record? To suppress th
an Oracle database as its backend data store I came across a frustrating error where when I opened a form that was directly linked to a table (via the form's datasource property) I would get the following error: After almost 3 days of following various leads that did not lead anywhere I finally found out what was causing the error. If you are having the same issue that I had, then if you open the linked table in Access, you will see that the table cannot be edited (The insert menu will be disabled). So you can immediately stop fiddling with the code, form properties, field properties, etc. as that is not what is causing the problems. The problem is entirely database driven. In my opinion either this is a bug http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=129408 in Access or Access is unable to determine the complete properties for the table and hence decides to put the table in a read-only mode. In my case what I did was I removed all the constraints and indexes on the table and added them one at a time. Magically this fixed my problem. (Each time I changed a property on the table I would refresh the affected linked table in access and make sure that the table was still editable). Unfortunately at this http://blog.aggregatedintelligence.com/2008/11/ms-access-error-3326-recordset-is-not.html stage I do not have an exact cause for the problem. In the beginning I thought it was because the table did not have a primary key and then I thought it was default values that were strings and finally I thought it had something to do with indexes on the table. But once I blew away all of those and re-added them to the table, Access suddenly decided that the table was kosher for editing!. Oh! how I hate Access!. Labels: Code Sample, database, Developer, Software 4 comments: jdauie said... Don't we all... 9:41 AM, November 17, 2008 Cameron said... I had a similar problem today but managed to fix it.I had two tables in my query, one linked to a SQL database, the other just a table in Access.I created two Join Properties and Viewed the results and ended up with the read-only query results.I then removed the second Join Property in the query designer and Viewed the results and it lets me edit/delete the results. 7:43 PM, December 09, 2008 Anonymous said... Raj you are a champion. Thanks so much for doing this post, you pointed me in the right direction with a problem which was unsolved after 6 hours.Jessica 7:27 AM, April 12, 2010 Lady B said... Ok, I've been using this database and updating this particular table for several months in 2007 version, and YEARS in older versions...And SUDDENLY, for absolutely no reason that I can fathom, this error message is now popping up, and
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