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Using access as an asp.net application database
I have access as a database for an asp.net application. When I try to submit data I get a error that I cannot submit null values. The access required field is set to no on all fields in the table.
Configuration:
2 asp.net - access data provider
one for a filtered DDL
one for the formview
1 form view control
1 DDL drop down list
the form view is filtered by the DDL
the form view is configure to allow update, delete and new records
no code behind all code is declarative code
I have an access data provider connected to a form view control. The data provide is using a wild card and filtering off a second data source attached to a drop down list with a filtered filed. The app works as plan but when I try to insert a record the page blows up and indicates that I cannot us null values
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Configuration:
2 asp.net - access data provider
one for a filtered DDL
one for the formview
1 form view control
1 DDL drop down list
the form view is filtered by the DDL
the form view is configure to allow update, delete and new records
no code behind all code is declarative code
I have an access data provider connected to a form view control. The data provide is using a wild card and filtering off a second data source attached to a drop down list with a filtered filed. The app works as plan but when I try to insert a record the page blows up and indicates that I cannot us null values
Error.PNG
By any chance are you trying to insert data into your auto number field? I would also try and handle the data prior to insert.
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Both answers were correct.
Tech your information was a little more detailed which led me to solving the problem.
padas your response was correct as well but it left me trying to figure out where and what to remove.
Tech your information was a little more detailed which led me to solving the problem.
padas your response was correct as well but it left me trying to figure out where and what to remove.