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    No such field in the Field list

    Hello,
    I supposed to change an existing Access database used for Inventory.
    I added a field and a check box - when checking the check box, the amount supposed to appear in the text box. It says "No such field in the Field list" and "Invalid control property: Source control".


    This form already has similar fields - i compared , it looks the same, but still doesnt work. Added the code side as well.

    Will appreciate your help

    Thanks

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    I will assume you are using a query as the RecordSource of the form. You need to refresh the query. You do this by deleting the RecordSource and then setting it again.

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    Thanks for your reply, Ruralguy
    How can I delete and set again the resordset? i found it in the source code - just to delete and paste in the same place? Dont think that what you mean.

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    You have it. Just delete the RecordSource property from the Data tab of the property sheet for the form. I would probably save the form once and then just pick the Query again. Eash form develops a strategy to run a query once one is selected and saved. This strategy is not updated when the original table is modified, hence the need to force the form to create the strategy again.

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    When setting the record source, noticed there is another table that needs a change - tried to add a field, but it said that can't save changes in linked table.

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    All that you are attempting should be achieved in the Query Builder, not in a form.

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    i need to add a column to the table where the query is pulling data from

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    You should do that directly inh the table.

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    im trying to do it directly in the table, but get a message "can't save changes in linked table"

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    Which is true! You need to be in the BackEnd mdb and not the FrontEnd.

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    Right, I'll try to add columns in SQL Server

    Thanks

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    Let us know how you make out.

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    i'm trying to connect to test server, created ODBC connection, but can't find where can I change datasource in Access, because it gives me live server by default.

    Thanks

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    I'm afraid I can not be of much help with SQL Server, sorry.

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    Its not SQL server - its datasource in Access. Is it possible to change?

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