Actually,
my query is like this:
SELECT POPIS.Serijski_broj, DKP.Lokacija, POPIS.Soba, POPIS.Opis,
POPIS.Tip_opreme, Broj.Inventarski_broj, POPIS.Verzija_IOS, POPIS.Datum,
POPIS.U_upotrebi, POPIS.Predlog_za_rashod, POPIS.Rashodovan, POPIS.Otudjen
FROM DKP INNER JOIN (Broj INNER JOIN POPIS ON Broj.Broj_ID = POPIS.Broj_ID)
ON DKP.DKP_ID = POPIS.Lokacija
WHERE (((POPIS.Serijski_broj)=[Forms]![TEST izmena po SER
BROJU]![Serijski_broj]))
ORDER BY POPIS.Serijski_broj DESC;

So, as you see, on my form is DKP.Lokacija from that other table, because
POPIS.Lokacija is numbers, not names of locations, POPIS.Lokacija is in
Relationship with DKP_Id field in DKP Table. And I need to change value of
POPIS.Lokacija, and not to change DKP.Lokacija. Any help?!

Smoki

"Daryl S" wrote:

Smoki -

You are right on! If you have a field on the form from DKP, then updating
that will update the DKP table. What you want to do in your query is show
the DKP.Broj_ID on your form instead of the POPIS.Lokacija. Do that by
changing the select portion of your query like this (I am assuming that
changing the POPIS.Broj_ID field will change the location):

SELECT POPIS.Broj_ID, POPIS.Serijski_broj, POPIS.Broj_ID, POPIS.Soba,
POPIS.Opis, POPIS.Tip_opreme, Broj.Inventarski_broj, POPIS.Verzija_IOS,
POPIS.Datum, POPIS.U_upotrebi, POPIS.Predlog_za_rashod, POPIS.Rashodovan,
POPIS.Otudjen
FROM DKP INNER JOIN (Broj INNER JOIN POPIS ON Broj.Broj_ID = POPIS.Broj_ID)
ON DKP.DKP_ID = POPIS.Lokacija
WHERE (((POPIS.Serijski_broj)=[Forms]![TEST izmena po SER
BROJU]![Serijski_broj]))
ORDER BY POPIS.Serijski_broj DESC;

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Daryl S


"Smoki" wrote:

SELECT POPIS.Broj_ID, POPIS.Serijski_broj, DKP.Lokacija, POPIS.Soba,
POPIS.Opis, POPIS.Tip_opreme, Broj.Inventarski_broj, POPIS.Verzija_IOS,
POPIS.Datum, POPIS.U_upotrebi, POPIS.Predlog_za_rashod, POPIS.Rashodovan,
POPIS.Otudjen
FROM DKP INNER JOIN (Broj INNER JOIN POPIS ON Broj.Broj_ID = POPIS.Broj_ID)
ON DKP.DKP_ID = POPIS.Lokacija
WHERE (((POPIS.Serijski_broj)=[Forms]![TEST izmena po SER
BROJU]![Serijski_broj]))
ORDER BY POPIS.Serijski_broj DESC;

This is my query! Form's recordsource is this query. And Data Entry property
is No.

But I think I know what is problem, just I don't know how to solve it.
Problem is field DKP.Lokacija from other table. So, when I change data, I
change it in those other table, not in that specific row in my main table
POPIS. But I can't show on my form Lokacija. POPIS, because this field is not
with names of locations, then only numbers, and i need full name of location.
Do you have any suggestions for my problem?!

Smoki

"John W. Vinson" wrote:

On Thu, 5 Nov 2009 07:10:07 -0800, Smoki
wrote:

Hi,
I have question, I want to create form using query. I made a form in which I
choose from one table field, and then the other fields on my form should be
filled in with appropriate row from table.
I already tried query, and it works. But, when I choose one paramether on my
form, and then press command button to refresh form data, nothing happend?
Why???
Maybe it's connected with Primary key? I have Primary key in my table, but I
think if I didn't do something good, in that case even query shouldn't work?!
But, my query works, only I have problem with filling form fields

Sorry, we cannot see your screen from here...

Evidently there is something wrong with the query or with the form. Could you
open the query in SQL view and post the SQL text here? What is the form's
Recordsource property (it should be the name of the query)? Did you perhaps
set the form's Data Entry property to Yes (that will let you add new records
but not display existing ones)?
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John W. Vinson [MVP]
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