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Here's what I'm trying to do, maybe someone can help!
I'm trying to write a simple manuscript tracker (as in, fiction manuscripts that have been submitted to publications). I have an Access database with three tables, called manuscripts, markets, and events. All three tables have autonumbers as primary keys.
I wrote a VB form to enter the events (such as acceptance, rejection, submittal). The plan is for the user to be able to enter an event (via a text box or list box), then the user would click on lists of manuscripts and markets (I used a data grid to get that on the form). The program would associate that event with a particular manuscript and market, such as "acceptance" for a story called "Evil Twin", to a market called "Murderous Intent". So hopefully, what would be written to the events table is the event, and the manuscript and market associated with it. In the access database, I set up relationships so that the event table is linked to both the market table and the manuscript table.
I can make it write a new event to the Access event table, but I can't make it associate (and write) the manuscript and the market back to that event table! Does this make any sense? Does anyone have any ideas?
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You will need to code the insertion of recs into both of the other tables.
There are several methods. If you hard code a SQL insert query in the relevant place and execute it:-
YourDB.Execute(SQLinsertStr)
Hope this helps.
Regards,
John.
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I did do that, and it worked. Thanks!
Kimberly
