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Problem designing access tables/form

by magickarle <magickarle@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 9, 2008 at 08:59 AM

Hi to all.
Little introduction on what I'm trying to do:
I'm in charge of creating an access database for our supervisor where
they can grade their agents.
Per ex: agents are talking to customers and the supervisor is
listening to their conversation (and grading them as per a specific
template)

What I've done so far:
Created Tables for the entry of:
List of TM, list of Agents and list of quality grid template (which
contains categories, sub-categories,sub-sub-categories and a choice of
grades)

I've created a blanked table called Qual_DB which receives the entrys.
The Qual_DB had a PK called DBID

I've created a Form where they can choose
The day (which dumps the selected day in the Qual_DB.DateSelect)
Supervisor name (which dumps the selected name in the
Qual_DB.TMSelect)
Agent's name(which dumps the selected name in the Qual_DB.AgentSelect)
The quality grid template (which dumps the selected qualityID in the
Qual_DB.QualID)

Then I got a SubForm (link master field is the QualID of the form and
QualID of the subform) formated as Datasheet which contains the
categories, sub-categories (both are "text box" reprenting the
categories and categories names) then I got a "list box" where they
can choose a grades (ie:Y,N which represent the grade value 10,0 for a
specific categories. Another categories would have Y,N with the value
2,0)
So each categories got a specific grading.

The problem is here:
If I try to choose a grade, it gives me "This recordset is not
updatable".
I think this is due to the fact that access doesn't know in which
Qual_DB.DBID the grade should go in.

Here's what I mean:
After the TM chooses the date, tm name, agent name and quality grid
type, I got in Qual_DB:
Qual_DB.DBID with value of 1
Qual_DB.Dateselect 09/05/2008
Qual_DB.TMSelect with value of Alex
Qual_DB.AgentSelect with value of Fred
Qual_DB.QualID with value of 2
Qual_DB.GradeID with null value (since the TM didn't choose the grade
yet)

Then in the SubForm, I got a DataSheet with the list of all categories
(Text Box), sub-categories (Text Box) and grade (List Box).

Here's an example of what shows in the DataSheet:
categories	                sub-categories	            sub-sub
categories	                                        Grade
Call structure	Open call	                           Assure you can
help
Call structure	Open call	                           Greet, Brand,
Announce name
Call structure	Open call	                           Validation (3
quand requis)
Call structure	Fulfill the client's request       Clarify/Ask
appropriate questions (fact finding)
Call structure	Fulfill the client's request       Ensure client
satisfaction/comprehension
Call structure	Fulfill the client's request       Promote self-serve
Call structure	Fulfill the client's request       Provide clear,
accurate and complete information
Call structure	Fulfill the client's request       Resolve the request
Call structure	Tools and Processes	           B-expressymo/Max+ ticket
entry
Call structure	Tools and Processes	           Use of tools & follows
process/procedures
Call structure	Recap & close call	           Appreciate client's chat
or business/loyalty & brand Bell
Call structure	Recap & close call	           Recap the call with the
client & accurate note entry
Soft-skills	               Choose your words	           Choose your
words
Soft-skills 	               Adapt to your client	           Adapt to
your client

So how access knows to which Qual_DB.DBID the grade is going to.
The way I would like it to work is: They choose a Grade (which is
linked to the sub-sub categories) and on the event lost focus, it
would take the date, tm, agent, quality type,sub-sub categories, grade
and would create a new recordset.

I hope my question is clear loll!!.
thank for any help you guys could give me.
 




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Problem designing access tables/form
magickarle <magickarle  2008-05-09 08:59:58 

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