A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
I changed it from Yes to No because there was no code associated with this form.
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I designed and built a database in Access. However, one of the problems is that users cannot see the data that they have already entered and saved in the database. I can see those records in the backed database, but users cannot save the records on the form ( the fronted database). In the form property sheet, I put "No" for Data Entry, and changed "Yes" to "No" for Has Module, but it did not help.
I am surprised this is happening because we did not have this problem a month ago and users could enter the data, save them, and when opened the form again they could see their data on the form but not anymore. What do you think cause the problem? I would appreciate if someone could help.
A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
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I changed it from Yes to No because there was no code associated with this form.
> users cannot save the records on the form
What happens when they try? Any error messages? Please quote any error messages VERBATIM.
How do you know if a record was attempted to be saved? I.o.w., what action does the user perform to save the record?
How do you then check if it worked or not?
> changed "Yes" to "No" for Has Module
Why? Did you look up in the Help file what this property does? Probably not, or you would have left it alone.
Data entry simply set the user on a blank form to enter a new record.
How did they previously review past entries?
Have you checked the forms record source, check if any filters were applied somehow?
Do you have a record lookup so they can easily retrieve a record?