Do your Sharepoint lists all have primary keys defined? Have you tried to compact and repair?
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Vlad
Vlad, thanks for the suggestions. All my lists do have primary keys. That's why I find it odd. All was well and than it started give me that message. None of my records are deleted or show deleted. It's when I use a form to update the information on a table that it gives me this message. Very strange.Do your Sharepoint lists all have primary keys defined? Have you tried to compact and repair?
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Vlad
Can you update the table (list) directly? Does your form and its recordsource contain the primary key field?
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Vlad
I can update the tables/list directly and no errors or issues. Also, I can pull the records with no issues. Once I use a form to edit the record than I get that error. It's very strange.
I found a work around. Although it would be great to find some code to turn off that ERROR! API. It was really annoying. I ended up using a Currentdb.execute SQL to piggy back on the ID twice to make sure that the form only took that one ID.