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    creating set in active tables

    pls. help

    i've already succesfully created two active-link table (MYSQL)
    both of this can insert/update records

    (same field size)
    table 1 = has a field 1 and field 2
    table 2 = has a field 1 and field 2

    i have problem when i create a set
    the table 2 is not accurately displaying the required data linked
    using table 1 -field 1

    unlike native table (easy to link)

    i'm missing something here. :o

    tnx.:p

    Nehru L. Albania
    Philippines
    "Knowledge without application is useless."

    #2
    Re: creating set in active tables

    Hi Nehru,

    Can you zip up tables that we may see what is your problem.

    To say "the table 2 is not accurately displaying the required data linked" does not help us to help you without asking a lot of questions, like going to the doctor and saying I have a pain. What would be his first question? Where is the pain? etc, etc.
    Regards
    Keith Hubert
    Alpha Guild Member
    London.
    KHDB Management Systems
    Skype = keith.hubert


    For your day-to-day Needs, you Need an Alpha Database!

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      #3
      Re: creating set in active tables

      sorry sir :o

      my problem is when i create a set (one-to-many) using active tables (MYSQL) the child table is not displaying the records.

      while when i use the passive link and create a set.....the child table work's well

      tnx keith.
      "Knowledge without application is useless."

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        #4
        Re: creating set in active tables

        Hi Nehru,

        Can you see data in both Active tables before you link them?

        I should not have asked that, you said you could in your first message.
        Last edited by Keith Hubert; June 25, 2008, 04:57 AM. Reason: Silly question.
        Regards
        Keith Hubert
        Alpha Guild Member
        London.
        KHDB Management Systems
        Skype = keith.hubert


        For your day-to-day Needs, you Need an Alpha Database!

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          #5
          Re: creating set in active tables

          yes...i see the data both of them before i link them .

          when i use active link - the child table data not displaying
          but when i use passive link - the child table data appears

          may be there's something wrong in mysql

          tnx keith.
          "Knowledge without application is useless."

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            #6
            Re: creating set in active tables

            in default form view.........child records not displaying when i use active link
            in default form view.........child records displaying when i use passive link

            tnx.
            "Knowledge without application is useless."

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              #7
              Re: creating set in active tables

              i got my errors:D
              previously the referential integrity i set is cascade changes / deletes

              then,
              i set the referential integrity to: none.......
              problem solve.........child records display normally

              i thought active-link table can do what ordinary table (dbf) can do

              sorry and tnx keith


              Sincerely,
              Nehru L. Albania
              Philippines
              "Knowledge without application is useless."

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                #8
                Re: creating set in active tables

                OK, I'm pleased you got there and you also have shown other users how not to make the same mistake.
                Regards
                Keith Hubert
                Alpha Guild Member
                London.
                KHDB Management Systems
                Skype = keith.hubert


                For your day-to-day Needs, you Need an Alpha Database!

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