You can cancel the process at any time by selecting Cancel , and you can remove the data at any time by selecting Remove Data :. This single-screen app offers a simple master-detail view of the Orders table, where you can view and edit a summary of the order and each line item for an order. A list of orders appears near the left edge, and you can select an arrow in that list to show a summary and the details of that order.
More information: Overview of the canvas app for Northwind Traders. This app operates on the same data in the Orders table as the canvas app. In the list of orders, show more information about an order by selecting its number:. You can follow step-by-step instructions to create the canvas app shown earlier in this topic.
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Hope this helps. I mean at user level; what I need to do first in order to populate the database, and about the work flow processes…. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account.
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Many thanks Fred Umm, after trying the method above I now get the following error whenever the ORDERS button is pressed from the main switchboard " The Microsoft Jet database engine cannot find the input table or query 'Orders Qry' Make sure it exist and that its name is spelt correctly. I have checked that all the tables and queries etc that are present in Nwind are also in the new database, but there does not appear to be a query named 'Orders'.
Anyone got any ideas on what may be causing this, or alternatively anyone got the Nwind database without the data that is fully functional? I followed my instructions above and the Orders Form does have as it's record source "Orders Qry". There is no actual "Orders Qry" query as such. Open the Orders form in design view. Look at the the record source property. It may or may not actually say 'Orders Qry'. If it does, click on the button with the 3 dots that appears on that line.
You should have a Query grid with the Customer table and the Order Table showing. Click on the bang and all of the order records should appear of course after you have entered some records. If there is nothing there, write Orders Qry on the Record Source line.
Then click on the button with the 3 dots. Next add the 2 tables. Drag all of the Order table fields onto the grid. Save the query. The record source should now say Order Qry and the query is as above.
Save the form. Enter sample data in the other tables as needed. Then open the Orders Form. Getting nearer, The Order now works and the customer information is taken from the customer table. Now I have another problem, in the Products form, when you press either the Preview Product List or Output to HTML buttons the error appears that it can't find the 'Alphabetical list of Products'I tried the method of ensuring that it pointed to the report, after checking what the original Nwind database pointed to and they are the same.
Did the import action miss something important that I can copy from the original?
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