dpatrickcollins
Programmer
- Nov 18, 2002
- 79
Hi All,
I am running into the following problem. I have an ADO recordset which represents a rather typical query of two tables, one a look up (One-side) of the other as follows:
Select Table_Many.ForeignKey, Table_One.KeyDescription
FROM Table_Many, Table_One
WHERE Table_Many.ForeignKey = Table_One.UniqueKey
Problem is, when I do an 'AddNew' and populate the "ForeignKey" field of the new record with a value, the "KeyDescription" field is not automatically populated, which I would expect. Why? And How to properly get around this?
I am running into the following problem. I have an ADO recordset which represents a rather typical query of two tables, one a look up (One-side) of the other as follows:
Select Table_Many.ForeignKey, Table_One.KeyDescription
FROM Table_Many, Table_One
WHERE Table_Many.ForeignKey = Table_One.UniqueKey
Problem is, when I do an 'AddNew' and populate the "ForeignKey" field of the new record with a value, the "KeyDescription" field is not automatically populated, which I would expect. Why? And How to properly get around this?