G'day Dennis,
I have similar tables\forms but my two date columns are not the same
name. Is there any likelihood that you will need different dates in
the two tables? If so, and you have another column in both tables by
the same name, you won't get the child rows displaying when you call
the form.
TranHeader TranDetail
HeaderID HeaderID
TBDate (TranBegDate) TranDate
PsnlNumb PersNumb
... ...
is how BizMan is constructed. This also allows for different products
or services to be supplied\sold by different personnel at different
dates on the same invoice - as in programming hours or a hairdressing
salon where the colour(color) is applied by one person, the cut done by
another etc.
If there is any vague possibility of needing different values in both
tables I would suggest a rename of one of the columns.
At 13:08 26/06/02 -0400, you wrote:
>With the new calendar and 6.5++, my user can pop-up a date and choose it,
>but I've struggling with a two-table Add form.
>
>On top, the column date is on the form as a variable: vmydate
>and in form variables I have column: mydate = .vmydate
>and in calendar.eep I have: SET VAR vmydate = (Getdate("Select Date"));
>RECALC VAR
>and all is fine.
>
>In the lower tiered region, the column "mydate" exists but is not updated,
>nor displayed, and I can't set: mydate = .vmydate since it is already
>defined in the upper table.
Warmest regards,
Tom Grimshaw
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