Here's the rumpus:
Two Tables:
tblBudgetCode -
[p]BudgetCodeId
BudgetCode
BudgetCodeDescription
tblAccountInformation -
[p]AccountId
[f]BudgetCodeId
AccountNumber
AccountDescription
Each Account has a Budget Code assigned to it.
What i am trying to do is:
1. have a list box based on tblBudgetCode (i have this)
2. the user selects a budget code from the list box and
is showed, in a sub form, all the accounts that have
this budget code. (just so the user knows which accounts
are being affected)
3. then the user can click a button to delete the record
from tblbudgetcode or cancel.
the reason for all this nonsense is for table maintenance. occasionally, budget codes are changed or deleted all together. if anyone has a more practical way of doing this other then the mess i described above, i am all ears. thanks in adavance!
jerry.
Two Tables:
tblBudgetCode -
[p]BudgetCodeId
BudgetCode
BudgetCodeDescription
tblAccountInformation -
[p]AccountId
[f]BudgetCodeId
AccountNumber
AccountDescription
Each Account has a Budget Code assigned to it.
What i am trying to do is:
1. have a list box based on tblBudgetCode (i have this)
2. the user selects a budget code from the list box and
is showed, in a sub form, all the accounts that have
this budget code. (just so the user knows which accounts
are being affected)
3. then the user can click a button to delete the record
from tblbudgetcode or cancel.
the reason for all this nonsense is for table maintenance. occasionally, budget codes are changed or deleted all together. if anyone has a more practical way of doing this other then the mess i described above, i am all ears. thanks in adavance!
jerry.