I had an access database that i use as an ordering system. I have a
form for entering customer details. When i add a new customer on the
form the customer number is an auto number that appears when i type in
the details.
I have just moved over to mysql server with access as the front end. I
have setup the sql tables with the customer number as autonumber.
When i go into the form and add a new customer it does not generate the
customer Number automaticaly on the form like it did before. once i
have entered all the data and saved it i went into the customer table
to see if the data was saved the auto number was in there .
Is there any way for on the form for the autonumber to be displayed
when i start entering the data. Like how it was when i used access as
the back end before i moved to mysql as the back end
Any help would be great
SimonThis question is most likely better positioned at one of the mysql
newsgroups.
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<S.Dickson@.shos.co.uk> wrote in message
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>I had an access database that i use as an ordering system. I have a
> form for entering customer details. When i add a new customer on the
> form the customer number is an auto number that appears when i type in
> the details.
>
> I have just moved over to mysql server with access as the front end. I
> have setup the sql tables with the customer number as autonumber.
> When i go into the form and add a new customer it does not generate the
> customer Number automaticaly on the form like it did before. once i
> have entered all the data and saved it i went into the customer table
> to see if the data was saved the auto number was in there .
> Is there any way for on the form for the autonumber to be displayed
> when i start entering the data. Like how it was when i used access as
> the back end before i moved to mysql as the back end
>
> Any help would be great
> Simon
>
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