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Update Recordset Adding Extra row
Hi there,
I have a contacts table which is related to the company table using FK and PK of the company ID in both tables. In other words one company can have many contacts etc. I have code which adda a new contact into the "CustomerContactsMain" table and also adds the company_id with the row as to maintain the appropriate relationship between the tables.
So the code currently adds the record as desired but also seems to be adding an extra row beneath the inserted row in the "CustomerContactsMain" table which has the same FK (company_id) and nothing else.
I need it to add only the row I have committed and not add an extra row. Could this be cause by defaults perhaps? Or is my coding all wrong.
I have a contacts table which is related to the company table using FK and PK of the company ID in both tables. In other words one company can have many contacts etc. I have code which adda a new contact into the "CustomerContactsMain" table and also adds the company_id with the row as to maintain the appropriate relationship between the tables.
So the code currently adds the record as desired but also seems to be adding an extra row beneath the inserted row in the "CustomerContactsMain" table which has the same FK (company_id) and nothing else.
I need it to add only the row I have committed and not add an extra row. Could this be cause by defaults perhaps? Or is my coding all wrong.
Private Sub cmdSaveNew_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_cmdSaveNew_Click
newRec = Me.NewRecord
If newRec = False Then
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord
DoCmd.GoToRecord , "", acNewRec
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdRefresh
ElseIf IsNull(Me.txtFirstName.Value) Then
MsgBox ("You have not entered a first name!")
ElseIf IsNull(Me.txtEmailAddress.Value) Then
MsgBox ("An e-mail address is required")
Else
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdRefresh
Dim rs6 As DAO.Recordset
Dim curDb As DAO.Database
Set curDb = CurrentDb
Set rs6 = curDb.OpenRecordset("CustomerContactsMain") 'setting rs to reference the CustomerContactsMain table
rs6.AddNew
rs6!company_ID.Value = txtIDReplicated.Value
rs6.Update
Set rs6 = Nothing
curDb.Close
newRec = False
DoCmd.GoToRecord , "", acNewRec
End If
Me.Parent![sfrMain].Form.Requery
Exit_cmdSaveNew_Click:
Exit Sub
Err_cmdSaveNew_Click:
MsgBox Err.Description
Resume Exit_cmdSaveNew_Click
End Sub
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I have removed DoCmd.GoToRecord , "", acNewRec and it is still doing it?
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I have the same code for another table and it doesn't do that. It only adds the one record that I have saved. Really out of idea now, the only difference between my other table and this is that this table doesn't have a one to one relationship.
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If this helps I have attached code included on my form when the user presses the button to Go to new record which may be affecting it perhaps?
Private Sub cmdNewAdmin_Click()
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
newRec = True
End Sub
databarracks, is it possible for you to post a copy of your db? Make sure it doesn't contain any confidential information or, better yet, remove all data from all tables except for a few representative records in each.
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One minute almost done giving you a small sample
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Here you go, please note that the main form is the one call frmAdminMain and you will see exactly what my problem is? Thank you for your help
SampleExperts.accdb
SampleExperts.accdb
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Any luck yet?
I'm looking at it now. The problem occurs when I create a new contact (me). I set a break point on the first line of executable code (On Error GoTo Err_cmdSaveNew_Click) and then step through the procedure. The test for new record
newRec = Me.NewRecord
If newRec = False Then
returns True because I am creating a new record, e.g. the record I am entering hasn't been saved yet so it's still new. So the procedure jumps to the Else statment and proceeds. The rs6.AddNew statement is what is actually adding the second record you see in your table. I'm checking on the easiest fix.
Else
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdRefresh
Dim rs6 As DAO.Recordset
Dim curDb As DAO.Database
Set curDb = CurrentDb
Set rs6 = curDb.OpenRecordset("Custo merContact sMain") 'setting rs to reference the CustomerContactsMain table
rs6.AddNew
rs6!company_ID.Value = txtIDReplicated.Value
rs6.Update
Set rs6 = Nothing
curDb.Close
newRec = False
DoCmd.GoToRecord , "", acNewRec
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newRec = Me.NewRecord
If newRec = False Then
returns True because I am creating a new record, e.g. the record I am entering hasn't been saved yet so it's still new. So the procedure jumps to the Else statment and proceeds. The rs6.AddNew statement is what is actually adding the second record you see in your table. I'm checking on the easiest fix.
Else
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdRefresh
Dim rs6 As DAO.Recordset
Dim curDb As DAO.Database
Set curDb = CurrentDb
Set rs6 = curDb.OpenRecordset("Custo
rs6.AddNew
rs6!company_ID.Value = txtIDReplicated.Value
rs6.Update
Set rs6 = Nothing
curDb.Close
newRec = False
DoCmd.GoToRecord , "", acNewRec
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databarracks, isn't that exactly what you want the button to do? Save the current record and create a new, blank one with the same companyID? If not, what is your intent?
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Many thanks for all of your help, if you have a better way of approaching this then by all means please suggest these to me. I really would be delighted if you could help me get past this problem as I have been at it for 3 solid days to no avail.
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Yes and no. Yes I want it to save the current 'mew record' that I am committing but not insert another one straight away until I tell it to commit.
This will end up looking like this:
Contact1
,
Contact2
,
Contact3
,
This isn't ideal as when running a contacts report for the customer or viewing my contact list pain, you will have to see all the annoying"," everywhere? A contact should have a name in it hence my message box prompting the user to add one before they can save anything.
This will end up looking like this:
Contact1
,
Contact2
,
Contact3
,
This isn't ideal as when running a contacts report for the customer or viewing my contact list pain, you will have to see all the annoying"," everywhere? A contact should have a name in it hence my message box prompting the user to add one before they can save anything.
So, you have a Save and New button and a Save button. Please tell me what should happen when each of these are clicked.
Thanks,
OM Gang
Thanks,
OM Gang
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To be honest we can do away with the Save and New as I already have a Add new button. Save button should save the visible record and if the record has a new idea should add the record to the table and add the company_id in the same table.
I guess I'm a little confused. If the user is creating a new record, for a contact that doesn't already exist in the table, you simply want to save the record. If the user is editing an existing record you simply want to save the changes. What do you mean by "if the record has a new idea should add the record to the table...."? Where can the user select/set the company ID?
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I haven't seen the database yet but the customer doesn't choose the company as this would be a subform on the company form so it would pick the ID of the current company displayed if that makes sense. And what I meant is that if the contact form has a new contactadmin_id then it would know that it is new and add it to the contacts table accordingly.
Please bear with me while I try your sample.
Please bear with me while I try your sample.
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That worked perfectly and with much simpler code I must say. Great job and sincerely appreciate all of the time spent working on this.
You're welcome. Good luck with the rest of your project.
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very good job
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Sorry for the late response, I am trying your code now.