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Asked by BobHavertyComh in Microsoft Access Database
I'm trying to use Recordset.Clone to populate a recordset obj on the before update event. Access doesn't seem to like that if I am entering in a new record and I guess because there's nothing to clone? Sow how would I populate a recordset obj with the data that the user has entered if it's a new record? Also note, I'm using Access 2007 multi value fields. This code works except that it doesn't perform Recordset.Clone, so it never even makes it to the point of populating the nested recordset with the values of the field. if it's a new record, so what should I replace it with if it IS a new record?
As far as fieldsArray(outerCount), that's just an array index containing string values of all of the field names on the form. I just use it to loop through all of the fields and then grabbing their values
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Set objRSNew = Me.Recordset.Clone
Set objRSNew1 = objRSNew.Fields(fieldsArray(outerCount)).Value
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