Record Update Question

I already figured it out, sorry for the last message.
In the recordset discriptors there is a bind column. And one of the items is "input.readonly" I assume that's how you bind the input to the page.

Thanks again for your help!

Mike

Thank you very much. I am not sure yet what it means to bind the field to the page where the form blank would go. I figured there should be a way to do it. How to you bind the field to the page? I assume it has something to do with the field attributes at the bottom of the window?

Sorry it took me so long to reply. I have had a TON of problems with file permissions setting up a local testing server. It still doesn't work. The event viewer talked about a certain application needing permission, but didn't provide it's common name, only the CSLID number. I looked through the list of applications in the COM folder, and all their IDs but none of the IDs matched. So, I don't know where to look now.

So back to my earliest, and still remaining problem, how do you bind a field to a page?

Sincerely,
Mike

Bind that field to the page where the form blank would go. That will insert
the information from that record field, but it won't be able to be changed.


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"MissionaryMike" <mhanson82@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>I have no problem setting up the Record Update form. Works just fine as
>long
> as I don't try to put the wrong information into a form field. And when I
> am
> updating fields, such as correcting information in some of the fields,
> there
> are other fields I want to SEE in the update form but I also want to
> PROTECT
> from accidentally updating that particular field. Is there a behavior I
> can
> apply to a field in an update form that will protect it from update and
> still
> allow me to see what is there? Or a VB script that I can write into that
> particular field code that will let me see the information without letting
> me
> to change it?
>
>
>