SQL Backend Access Adp Frontend - Stupid QUERY!!!!

Sep 26, 2005

Ok, little frustrated hence the excessive exclamation points.

I'm designing a database in access to use a sql backend. Table structures are setup and am creating a view to join multiple tables together for data entry purposes. Tables are joined properly but when I add more than one join, ie adding more than two tables, I can't add records!?!

I checked the joins, it's not the table, since if I add one table its ok, remove table, add another table and that works, but when I add both tables together, it prevents me from adding records!

And another thing, when I have just two tables joined together and add a record, it comes up with this save changes, drop changes or cancel thingie!!! WTF!!!?

Is there something simple i'm missing or is it my table structure????

Thanks in advance!

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