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can't update a query from vb

Asked by pele4483 in Microsoft Access Database, Access Coding/Macros

I am trying to edit a query from my vba app but i keep getting error 3027 " cannot update. Databse or object is read onl as soon as the code encounters rs,edit   When i run the query outside vb i can edit and change my fields.without a proiblem.  the query is called ""Bid Tracker Query Most Common Phase1",  and the sql for it is as follows and it uses two tables to get the query.




SELECT BidTracker.Reviewed, BidTracker.Mark, BidTracker.SortPriority, BidTracker.IDBid, BidTracker.Desc, BidTracker.ReturnByDate, BidTracker.NSN, BidTracker.LaterReview, BidTracker.DateReviewed, BidTracker.ItemNumber, BidTracker.PRNumber, BidTracker.SOLNumber, BidTracker.PrintIt, BidTracker.PartId, BidTracker.PartName, BidTracker.PartRev, BidTracker.DrawingDate, BidTracker.Description, BidTracker.DocID, BidTracker.Source, BidTracker.HTML1, BidTracker.HTML2, BidTracker.QTY, BidTracker.SubPart, BidTracker.DrawingType, BidTracker.[Issue Date]
FROM BidTracker, BidTrackerKeyWords
WHERE (((BidTracker.Reviewed)<>Yes) AND ((BidTracker.Desc) Like "*" & [BidTrackerKeyWords].[KeyWord] & "*"))
ORDER BY BidTracker.SortPriority, BidTracker.Desc, BidTracker.ReturnByDate;
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Function Run_Most_Common_Query()
 
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
Set rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("Bid Tracker Query Most Common Phase1", DB_OPEN_DYNASET)
 
 
 
While Not rs.EOF
    rs.Edit
    rs!Mark = True  ' THIS IS A RECORD TO KEEP
    rs.Update
    rs.MoveNext
Wend
 
 
End Function
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